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WHERE WILL YOU BE FOR THE HIGH HOLIDAYS?
COME HOME TO THE CARLEBACH SHUL!

A TIME FOR MIRACLES
Each autumn we Jews come to an awesome moment when we have the opportunity to become completely reborn.  At the Carlebach Shul we use the time of Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur to work deeply on ourselves in unique and powerful ways, with faith in the promise that at the end of the process we will be  fresh, and clean, and open to the possibilities of a brand new life.  We call these days a Time for Miracles.

NEW EXPERIENCE
Monday Evening, September 29th, at sundown begins the Jewish New Year 5769.  Whether you are a Jew with no experience and the greatest hesitation, or a Jew with the most experience and the greatest learning, we lovingly invite you to join us at the Carlebach Shul for the most joyful, soul stirring Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur you have ever imagined.
                       
DAYS OF AWE
Join us for these Days of Awe.  The Carlebach Shul is like no other Shul on the planet.  The prayer service is intensely authentic and deeply spiritual.  Experience the feelings  our ancestors felt in the Holy Temple 2,000 years ago.  We are the spiritual children of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach, zt'l, our revered teacher, a great Tzaddik, a holy master of light who taught us that our Judaism is a healing gift of unconditional love and acceptance.  This legacy continues to be spread today by his great-nephew, our spiritual leader, Rabbi Naftali Citron.  In addition to offering Torahs and learnings, Rabbi Citron will lead davening along with Reb Yehuda Green.

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Monday, September 29 (EREV ROSH HASHANAH):
Candle lighting at 6:23PM
Mincha/Ma’ariv at 6:35PM
Reserve for Yom Tov Dinner

Tuesday, September 30  (1st DAY ROSH HASHANAH):
 Morning Services at 9:15AM
 Mincha at 5:45PM
Tashlich after Mincha
Light candles no earlier than 7:20PM
Ma’ariv at 7:25PM
Reserve for Yom Tov Dinner

Wednesday, October 1 (2nd DAY ROSH HASHANAH)
 Morning Services at  9:15AM
 Mincha at 5:40PM

Thursday, October 2 (FAST OF GEDALIAH):
Mincha at 6:10PM
Ma’ariv at 7:10PM
Fast Ends at 7:19PM

Wednesday, October 8 (EREV YOM KIPPUR):
Mincha at 3:00PM
Light candles no later than 6:08PM
Kol Nidre at 6:25PM

Thursday, October 9 (YOM KIPPUR DAY):
Morning Services at 9:15AM
Yizkor at 12:30PM
Mincha at 5:00PM
Neila at  6:00PM
Fast Ends at  7:08PM

Monday, October 13 (EREV SUKKOT):
Light candles at  6:00PM
Mincha/Ma’ariv at  6:15PM
Reserve for Yom Tov Dinner

Tuesday, October 14 (1st DAY SUKKOT):
 Morning Services at 9:15AM
Reserve for Yom Tov Lunch
Mincha/Ma’ariv at 5:50PM
Light candles no earlier than  6:58PM
Reserve for Yom Tov Dinner

Wednesday, October 15 (2nd DAY SUKKOT):
 Morning Services at  9:15AM
Reserve for Yom Tov Lunch
Mincha/Ma’ariv at 5:50PM
Reserve for Yom Tov Dinner

Friday, October 17 (EREV SHABBAT CHOL HaMOED):
Light candles at 5:55PM
Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat at 6:10PM
Reserve for Yom Tov Dinner

Saturday, October 18 (SHABBAT CHOL HaMOED):
 Morning Services at  9:15AM
Reserve for Shabbat lunch
Mincha at 5:40PM

Sunday, October 19 (EREV HOSHANA RABBAH):
Reading of Sefer D’varim    11:00PM

Monday, October 20 (HOSHANA RABBAH/ EREV SHEMINI ATZERET):
Morning Services from 10AM - 2PM
Bring your instruments for spirited singing of Hallel, a prayer of Salvation
Light candles at 5:50PM
Mincha/Ma’ariv at 6:10PM
Reserve for Yom Tov Dinner

Tuesday, October 21 (SHEMINI ATZERET/EREV SIMCHAT TORAH):
 Morning Services at  9:15AM
 Yizkor at 11:45PM
 Mincha at  6:15PM
 Light candles no earlier than 6:49PM
Ma’ariv at  6:50PM
Followed by all-night Hakafot
(priority admission cards available to members)

Wednesday, October 22 (SIMCHAT TORAH):
 Morning Services at 10:00AM
 Mincha following Mussaf
 Ma’ariv at 5:50PM