Rosh Hashanah - September 25-27 • Yom Kippur - October 4-5
Shabbos Parshas Nitzavim
Weekday Minyan Times
Shacharis
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Sunday 8:30 AM
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Monday & Thursday 7:10 AM
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Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday 7:25 AM
Mincha
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September 18-23 6:45 PM
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September 29-30 6:30 PM
Shabbos Zmanim
Erev Shabbos
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Candle Lighting 6:33 PM
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Mincha / KS 6:43 PM
Shabbos Day
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Shacharis 9:00 AM
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Mincha 6:20 PM
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Maariv & Havdala 7:31 PM
Rosh Hashana Schedule
SUNDAY - erev Rosh Hashana
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Selichos 8:00 AM
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Shacharis 8:30 AM
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Hataras Nedarim
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Candle Lighting 6:29 PM
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Mincha 6:35 PM
MONDAY - Rosh Hashana - day 1
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Shacharis 9:00 AM
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Shofar Blowing 10:30 AM
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Outdoor Shofar Blowing 1:15 PM
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Mincha 6:00 PM
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Candle Lighting - not before 7:27 PM
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Maariv 7:30 PM
TUESDAY - Rosh Hashana - day 2
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Shacharis 9:00 AM
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Shofar Blowing 10:30 AM
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Outdoor Shofar Blowing 1:15 PM
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Mincha 6:00 PM
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Maariv / YT ends 7:25 PM
Tzom Gedalia
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Fast begins 5:28 AM
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Selichos/Shacharis 7:00 AM
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Mincha/Maariv 6:15 PM
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Fast ends 7:24 PM
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CURRENT COVID PROTOCOLS – February 10, 2022
With the expiration of the New York State mandate for public spaces to either “mask or screen”, vaccinated people attending davening will no longer be required to wear a mask.
- Non-vaccinated attendees must wear masks and should to the best of their ability maintain social distances
- Masks are optional for vaccinated people, but we do encourage them, especially for anyone at elevated risk
- Due to the tight quarters at Kiddush and the impossibility to mask while eating, only vaccinated people or those ineligible for vaccination will be allowed
