Holidays

HOLIDAYS
This section of the web site provides general information about the most significant mo’edim (or “appointed times”) that are important to Hebrews all over the world. All of the Biblical mo’edim are prophetic and reveal great truth about the plans and counsel of the Most High God of Israel.

The Hebrew Week(shavu‘a) begins on (Rishon)Sunday and ends on (Shabbat)Saturday:

Since the Hebrew day (yom) begins at sundown, you must remember that a Hebrew holiday actually begins on the night before the day listed on a Hebrew calendar.

Genesis 1:5...And there was evening and there was morning, the first day.

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S'lichot Service Saturday
Sep 12 Saturday
Sep 4 Saturday
Sep 24 Saturday
Sep 8

Rosh Hashanah Fri-Sun
Sep 18-20 Wed-Fri
Sep 8-10 Wed-Fri
Sep 28-30 Sun-Tues
Sep 16-18

Yom Kippur Sun-Mon
Sep 27-28 Fri-Sat
Sep 17-18 Fri-Sat
Oct 7-8 Tues-Wed
Sep 25-26

Sukkot Fri-Fri
Oct 2-9 Wed-Wed
Sep 22-29 Wed-Wed
Oct 12-19 Sun-Sun
Sep 30-Oct 7

Atzeret - Simchat Torah Fri-Sat
Oct 9-10 Wed-Thu
Sep 29-30 Wed-Thu
Oct 19-20 Sun-Mon
Oct 7-8

Chanukah Fri-Sat
Dec 11-19 Wed-Thu
Dec 1-9 Tue-Wed
Dec 20-28 Sat-Sun
Dec 8-16

Tu Bish'vat
Fri-Sat
Jan 29-30 Wed-Thu
Jan 19-20 Tue-Wed
Feb 7-8 Thu-Fri
Jan 24-25

Purim Sat-Sun
Feb 27-28 Sat-Sun
Mar 19-20 Wed-Thu
Mar 7-8 Sat-Sun
Feb 23-24

Pesach Mon-Mon
Mar 29-Apr 5 Mon-Mon
Apr 18-25 Fri-Fri
Apr 6-13 Mon-Mon
Mar 25-Apr 1

Yom Hashoah Sat-Sun
Apr 10-11 Sat-Sun
Apr 30-May 1 Wed-Thu
Apr 18-19 Sat-Sun
Apr 6-7

Yom Hazikaron Sat-Sun
Apr 17-18 Sat-Sun
May 7-8 Tue-Wed
Apr 24-25 Sun-Mon
Apr 14-15

Yom Haatzma-Ut Sun-Mon
Apr 18-19 Sun-Mon
May 8-9 Wed-Thu
Apr 25-26 Mon-Tue
Apr 15-16

Lag Ba'omer Sat-Sun
May 1-2 Sat-Sun
May 21-22 Wed-Thu
May 9-10 Sat-Sun
Apr 27-28

Shavuot Tue-Wed
May 18-19 Tue-Wed
Jun 7-8 Sat-Sun
May 26-27 Tue-Wed
May 14-15

Tishah B'av Mon-Tues
Jul 19-20 Mon-Tue
Aug 8-9 Sat-Sun
Jul 28-29 Mon-Tue
Jul 15-16

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