High Holiday Calendar 2025 final

Sephardi Selichot

Sephardi selichot will begin Sunday, August 31 and will take place on Sundays and Wednesdays in the social hall before mincha maariv. 

Sunday, August 31

8:00am	Shacharit
6:15pm	Sephardi Selichot
7:25pm	Mincha/Maariv

 

Wednesday, September 3

7:15am	Shacharit
6:15pm	Sephardi Selichot
7:20pm	Mincha/Maariv

 

Sunday, September 7

8:00am	Shacharit
6:00pm	Sephardi Selichot
7:10pm	Mincha/Maariv

 

Wednesday, September 10

7:15am	Shacharit
6:00pm	Sephardi Selichot
7:10pm	Mincha/Maariv

 

Selichot - Saturday night, September 13

10:30pm	Pre-Selichot Kumzitz
11:00pm	Selichot

 

Sunday, September 14

8:00am	Shacharit
5:50 pm	Sephardi Selichot
7:00pm	Mincha/Maariv

 

Monday-Thursday,  September 15-18

6:50am	Selichot followed by Shacharit
7:00pm	Mincha/Maariv

**Sephardi selichot at 5:50 pm on Wednesday, September 17

Friday,  September 19

6:50am	Selichot followed by Shacharit
6:50pm	Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat/Maariv
6:52pm	Candlelighting

 

Shabbat,  September 20

7:30am	Shacharit
8:00am	Sephardi Shaḥarit
9:00am	Shacharit
6:40pm	Mincha
7:49pm	Havdala

 

Sunday,  September 21

8:00am	Selichot followed by Shacharit
5:40pm	Sephardi Selichot
6:50pm	Mincha/Maariv

 

Erev Rosh Hashana - Monday, September 22

6:00am	Selichot followed by Shacharit & Hatarat Nedarim
6:45pm	Mincha
6:47pm	Candlelighting

Rosh Hashana Day 1 - Tuesday, September 23

8:00am	Shacharit
5:45pm	Tashlich (Georgetown waterfront at the sundial on 30th)
6:45pm	Mincha
7:05pm	Maariv
7:44pm*	Candle Lighting

* Light candles from existing flame.

Rosh Hashana Day 2 - Wednesday, September 24

8:00am	Shacharit
6:45pm	Mincha
7:30pm	Maariv
7:42pm	Havdala

 

Tzom Gedalia - Thursday, September 25 (Aseret Yemei Teshuva begin)

5:39am	Fast Begins
6:40am	Selichot followed by Shacharit
6:30pm	Mincha/Maariv
7:30pm	Fast Ends

 

Friday,  September 26

6:45am	Selichot followed by Shacharit
6:40pm	Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat/Maariv; Neshama minyan
6:41pm	Candlelighting

 

Shabbat Shuva - Shabbat, September 27

7:30am	Shacharit
9:00am	Shacharit
6:30pm	Mincha
7:38pm	Havdalah

 

Sunday, September 28

8:00am	Selichot followed by Shacharit
5:20pm	Sephardi Selichot
6:40pm	Mincha/Maariv

 

Monday-Tuesday, September 29-30

6:45am	Selichot followed by Shacharit
6:35pm	Mincha/Maariv

 

Wednesday, October 1 (Erev Yom Kippur)

7:05am	Selichot followed by Shacharit
2:30pm	Early Mincha
6:15pm	Late Mincha
6:30pm	Kol Nidre
6:33pm	Candle Lighting

 

Yom Kippur - Thursday, October 2

8:30am	Shacharit
	Yizkor
5:00pm	Mincha
	Neilah
7:30pm*	Fast ends, Maariv followed by Havdalah
	Break Fast in the Kesher Israel Social Hall sponsored by Bracha Reznik in honor of her birthday and by Zach Terner in honor of his grandfather's yahrzeit

*It is preferable to light the Havdalah candle after Yom Kippur from an existing flame.

Erev Sukkot - Monday, October 6

7:05am	Shacharit
6:25pm	Mincha
6:25pm	Candle Lighting

 

Sukkot Day 1 - Tuesday, October 7

7:30am	Shacharit
9:00am	Shacharit
6:20pm	Mincha
7:21pm*	Candle Lighting/Preparation for Day 2

* Light candles from existing flame.

Sukkot Day 2 - Wednesday, October 8

7:30am	Shacharit
9:00am	Shacharit
6:20pm	Mincha
7:20pm	Havdalah

 

Chol Hamoed Sukkot - Thursday, October 9

6:55am	Shacharit
6:20pm	Mincha/Maariv

 

Chol Hamoed Sukkot - Friday, October 10

6:55am	Shacharit
6:19pm	Candlelighting
6:20pm	Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat/Maariv

 

Shabbat Chol Hamoed Sukkot- October 11

7:30am	Shacharit
9:00am	Shacharit
6:05pm	Mincha
7:16pm	Havdalah

 

Chol Hamoed Sukkot - Sunday, October 12

8:00am	Shacharit
6:15pm	Mincha/Maariv

Hoshanah Rabbah - Monday, October 13

6:00am	Shacharit
6:14pm	Candle Lighting
6:15pm	Mincha/Maariv

 

Shmini Atzeret - Tuesday, October 14

7:30am	Shacharit
9:00am	Shacharit
	Yizkor
6:10pm	Mincha followed by Maariv and Hakafot
7:11pm*	Candle Lighting/Preparation for Last Day

*Light candles from existing flame.

Simchat Torah - Wednesday, October 15

7:00am	Shacharit
9:00am	Shacharit
6:10pm	Mincha
7:10pm	Havdalah