Holiday Times
Passwords can be found in TIC emails
Thursday, March 25 (Siyyum Bekhorim and Bedikat Hametz)
7:30 am – Join us for minyan in-person or on Zoom followed by a siyyum (completion of learning ceremony) led by members of our congregation who have recently finished studying major sections of Jewish text. In the spirit of celebration which is shared by a whole community, first borns who attend are released from the traditional pre-Passover fast.
Bedikat Hametz (Searching for Hametz)
Friday, March 26 (Bi’ur Hametz)
7:30 am – Morning minyan via Zoom.
9:00 am – Latest time to make Rabbi Tucker your agent for selling hametz
11:44 am – Latest time to dispose of hametz (perform this ritual without reciting the blessing beforehand or reciting the nullification afterwards – this is recited on Saturday morning instead)
Saturday, March 27 (Erev Passover)
10:28 am – Latest time to eat hametz
11:44 am – Latest time to nullify hametz (with the accompanying recitation)
7:57 pm – First night candle-lighting (transferring from a pre-existing flame)
Sunday, March 28 (Passover I)
7:57 pm – Second night candle-lighting (transferring from a pre-existing flame)
Monday, March 29 (Passover II)
7:58 pm – Havdalah
Tuesday, March 30–Thursday, April 1 (Hol HaMoed III-V)
Friday, April 2 (Hol Hamoed VI)
7:03 pm – Candle-lighting
Saturday, April 3 (Passover VII)
8:05 pm – Candle-lighting and lighting of Yizkor candle (transferring from a pre-existing flame)
Sunday, April 4 (Passover VIII)
9:45 am – Shabbat/holiday services in-person and via Livestream (Yizkor at approximately 11:00 am)
8:05 pm – Havdalah
8:15 pm – Those who sold their hametz through TIC may now enjoy it!