High Holidays 5781 (2020)
Please see the schedule below for our High Holidays services. We look forward to celebrating with you.
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RSVP is required. To register for YOM KIPPUR services,
please scroll down to the form on this page, or click here.
Rosh Hashana 2020
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September 18th:
Services: 7:00PM
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September 19th:
Shachrit/Morning Services: 8:00AM, 11:00AM
Evening Services: 8:00PM
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September 20th:
Shachrit/Morning Services: 8:00AM, 11:00AM
Mincha/ Evening Services: 5:00PM
Tashlich: 6:00PM
Yom Kippur 2020
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September 27th:
Services/Kol Nidrei: 6:30PM
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September 28th:
Shachrit/Morning Services: 9:30AM
Mincha: 5:00PM
Ne'ilah: 6:15PM
For financial assistance please email nechama@jewishwashington.com or menachem@jewishwashington.com
Rosh Hashana Services and Meal Options:
We will be hosting Rosh Hashana socially distanced services at TheSHUL - Chabad. Space is extremely limited and available on a first-come-first-serve basis. ONLY REGISTERED CONGREGANTS WILL BE ADMITTED.
Friday Night, September 18: First Night
Candle Lighting: 6:53pm
Kabbalat Shabbat/Maariv: 7:00pm
Shabbat, September 19: First Day
Shacharit - 2 timeslots 8:00am, 11:00am
Maariv: 8:00pm
Candlelighting: After 7:49pm
Sunday, September 20: Second Day
Shacharit - 2 timeslots 8:00am. 11:00am
Mincha: 5:00pm
Shofar @ Dupont Circle: 5:30pm
Tashlich at Rock Creek Park (22nd and P entrance): 6:00 pm
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Shofar in the Park:
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There will be multiple shofar blowings throughout the day all around DC: near Ward Circle, Kogan Plaza, Lafayette Park, Dupont Circle, Stanton Park, Garfield Park, etc. Times will be posted on our website, and if you have a suggestion of another location, please let us know!
Rosh Hashana Dinner:
We are excited to announce our partnership with CharBar to bring Rosh Hashana meals to the community. We have created a special menu with them, and you can order on our website. (Link will be available shortly.)
Pickup will be available from both TheSHUL (Chabad) or CharBar on Friday, September 18.
Again, please let us know how we can make this Rosh Hashana as meaningful as possible.
Stay safe and may this year be one of blessing for all!