B"H

Wishing you and your family to be written and inscribed for a good and sweet New Year, with good health, happiness, and the true & complete Redemption.

Kesivah va'chasimah tovah, le'shanah tovah u'mesukah.

Next year in Jerusalem!

Rabbi Yakov & Shulamit Kirschenbaum

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Holiday Candle-Lighting

Monday, September 22

Light Candles at: 6:34 pm

Tuesday, September 23

Light Candles after: 7:31 pm

from a pre-existing flame

Wednesday, September 24

Shabbat Ends: 7:30 pm

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Rosh Hashanah Schedule

Services are held at the Chabad House - 50 Overlook Terrace, side entrance

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22

Minchah: 6:45 pm

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23

Shacharit: 9:30 am

Say Shema before: 9:44 am

Shofar Blowing: Appx. 12:15 pm

Minchah: Appx. 2:30 pm

Services followed by a Kiddush-lunch, not-yet sponsored

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Tashlich after kiddush

Maariv: 7:31 pm

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24

Shacharit: 9:30 am

Say Shema before: 9:44 am

Shofar Blowing: Appx. 12:15 Noon

Services followed by a Kiddush-lunch, sponsored by Yitzchak Naon - "H", for the yahrtzeit of his mother, Riva bas Tzvi Hirsh, a"h

Minchah: 6:00 pm

Followed by a Holiday-closing Farbrengen!

Holiday Ends/Maariv: 7:31 pm

Rosh Hashanah Insight

When Do We Celebrate the New Year?

First Day of Selichoth 5713 [1953]

By Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, The Lubavitcher Rebbe

By the Grace of G‑d

First Day of Selichoth 5713 [September 6, 1953]

Brooklyn, New York

To my brethren, everywhere

G‑d bless you all

Greeting and Blessing:

On the threshold of the New Year, may it bring blessings to us all, I send you my prayerful wishes for a good and pleasant year, materially and spiritually.

Rosh Hashanah marks the beginning of a new year – 5714 – since the Creation, a new date in the cycle of time, and everyone hopes and prays that it will also be the beginning of a new era in one's personal life, one that is "good and sweet" materially and spiritually.

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"Everyone must regard himself and the world as evenly poised between good and guilt...If he performed a good deed, he has shifted the balance of his fate, and that of the entire world to good, and has brought deliverance and salvation upon himself and upon them all."

-Maimonides, Laws of Teshuvah Ch. 3, Law 4

"The time of our redemption has arrived!"

The Lubavitcher Rebbe, 1990-1 - see Yalkut Shimoni Yeshayahu, remez 499

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