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YNS 5780.Pdf SCHEDULE FOR ROSH HASHANAH-TISHREI 5780 לוח הזמנים לראש השנה-תשרי תש"פ לפ"ק ROSH HASHANAH ASERES YEMEI TESHUVA ASERES YEMEI TESHUVA BEIN HAZMANIM October 3-4 Oct. 6-7 October 10-11 EREV ROSH HASHANAH Sept. 29th , Sunday Daf Yomi/Amud Yomi 5:15 Selichos/Shacharis 7:15/8:00 Daf Yomi/Amud Yomi 6:00 Sunday 8:00/8:45 Daf Yomi/Amud Yomi 6:00 Selichos/Shacharis 6:00/6:45 Shacharis 6:45 7:00/7:45 Selichos/Shacharis 6:00/6:45 7:45 Selichos/Shacharis 6:30/8:00 Monday Hataras Nedarim / 7:00/7:45 8:45 Daf Yomi & Amud Yomi will meet 7:15/8:45 התרת נדרים Mincha/Maariv 6:25 at 5:15am Candle Lighting 6:16 Mincha 6:10 Maariv 6:55 Mincha Gedolah Sunday 1:40 Mincha 6:26 8:15 Mincha 6:15 Maariv 6:40 9:30 1ST DAY ROSH HASHANAH 9:30 Sept. 30th , Monday Maariv 6:45 Daf Yomi 8:30 8:15 Daf Yomi 8:30 Daf Yomi/Amud Yomi 6:45 9:45 9:30 9:45 Shacharis 7:30 Daf Yomi 8:30 SHABBOS PARSHAS VAYELECH 9:45 T’kias Shofar (approx.) 11:00 SHABBOS PARSHAS HAAZINU SHABBOS SHUVA October 11-12 Early Mincha 5:00 October 4-5 Tashlich / Erev Shabbos Erev Shabbos YOM KIPPUR תשליך Daf Yomi 5:20 EREV YOM KIPPUR Likras Shabbos 5:25 Likras Shabbos 5:35 Oct. 8 th , Tuesday T’kias Shofar for Women 5:45 Mincha #1 5:40 Mincha #1 5:50 Daf Yomi/Amud Yomi 6:00 Candle Lighting 5:55 שיעור בעניני דיומא Mincha/ 6:20 Candle Lighting 6:07 Selichos/Shacharis 6:35/6:45 Mincha #2 6:05 Maariv 7:15 Mincha #2 6:17 7:35/7:45 Candle Lighting 7:47 Shabbos Day Mincha 2:30 Shabbos Day ND 2 DAY ROSH HASHANAH Daf Yomi/Amud Yomi 7:00 Candle Lighting 6:01 Daf Yomi/Amud Yomi 7:00 Oct. 1 st , Tuesday Shiur Me'or Einayim 8:00 Kol Nidrei 6:10 Shiur Me'or Einayim 8:00 Daf Yomi/Amud Yomi 6:45 שקיעה Shacharis 8:50 6:21 Shacharis 8:50 Shacharis 7:30 Daf Yomi 3:40 YOM KIPPUR Daf Yomi 4:45 T’kias Shofar (approx.) 11:00 Oct. 9 th , Wednesday Early Mincha 4:15 Daf Yomi 5:20 Daf Yomi/Amud Yomi 7:00 Shiur Hilchos Shabbos 5:00 Shabbos Shuva Drasha 4:45 Mincha/Shalosh Seudos 5:45 T’kias Shofar for Women 5:45 For Men & Women Shacharis 7:30 Yizkor (approx.) 11:45 Maariv 7:14 6:20 שיעור בעניני דיומא/Mincha Mincha/Shalosh Seudos 5:55 Maariv 7:32 Mincha 4:15 Motzei Shabbos (72 min) 7:27 Maariv 7:25 Motzei Yom Tov (72 min) 7:45 Neilah (approx.) 5:40 Melava Malka 10:00 Motzei Shabbos (72 min) 7:38 Maariv 7:19 TZOM GEDALIAH* Melava Malka 10:00 Oct. 2 nd , Wednesday Motzei Yom Kippur 7:32 Daf Yomi/Amud Yomi 5:15 Selichos/Shacharis 6:00/6:45 7:00/7:45 SHABBOS SHUVA DRASHA Mincha/Maariv 6:20/7:05 THE ROV’S SHABBOS SHUVA DRASHA WILL TAKE PLACE AT 4:45 IN THE BEIS MEDRASH. * Fast Begins 5:05am / Fast Ends 7:21pm THERE WILL BE TWO MINYANIM FOR MINCHA ONE BEFORE THE DRASHA AT 4:15 AND ONE AFTER THE DRASHA AT 5:55. FOR MEN & WOMEN Beis Hamedrash Khal Chasidim 6757 Richmond St. Chicago, IL 60645 773-761-9883 www.khalchasidim.org SCHEDULE FOR SUCCOS-TISHREI 5780 לוח הזמנים לסוכות-תשרי תש"פ לפ"ק SUCCOS SHABBOS CHOL HAMOED SHEMINI ATZERES - WEEKDAY SCHEDULE October 18-19 Oct. 21st , Monday October 23-25 EREV SUCCOS th Oct. 13 , Sunday Erev Shabbos Daf Yomi/Amud Yomi 7:00 Daf Yomi/Amud Yomi 6:00 Daf Yomi/Amud Yomi 7:00 Mincha #1 5:30 Shiur Me'or Einayim 8:00 Shacharis 6:45 7:45 Shacharis 7:00 Candle Lighting 5:44 Shacharis 8:50 8:45 8:00 Daf Yomi 4:45 8:45 Mincha #2 6:54 Mincha 5:50 מכירת הכיבודים Mincha/ 5:45 9:30 טיש/עונג שבת Candle Lighting 5:52 Maariv 6:20 Maariv 7:00 9:30 Mincha 6:02 Shabbos Day 8:15 1ST DAY SUCCOS Daf Yomi/Amud Yomi 7:00 Candle Lighting 7:13 Kollel Erev Oct. 14th , Monday Shiur Me'or Einayim 8:00 Siyum HaShas 7:15 Daf Yomi 8:30 Daf Yomi/Amud Yomi 7:00 9:45 7:30 הקפות Shacharis 8:50 Shiur Me'or Einayim 8:00 Daf Yomi 4:35 SIMCHAS TORAH Shacharis 8:50 Oct. 22nd , Tuesday SHABBOS PARSHAS BEREISHIS Shiur Hilchos Shabbos 4:50 SHABBOS MEVORCHIM Daf Yomi 5:00 Daf Yomi/Amud Yomi 8:15 October 25-26 Mincha/Shalosh Seudos 5:35 Shacharis 9:00 Erev Shabbos 6:00 שיעור בעניני דיומא/Mincha הקפות Maariv 7:03 Maariv 7:00 (approx.) 10:30 Likras Shabbos 5:05 Motzei Shabbos (72 min) 7:16 Candle Lighting 7:24 Mincha #1 immediately after Mussaf Mincha #1 5:15 Sefer Tehillim 10:00 Daf Yomi 4:45 Candle Lighting 5:34 9:30 שמחת בית השואבה 2ND DAY SUCCOS HOSHANA RABBAH Mincha #2/Neilas HaChag 5:45 Mincha #2 5:44 Oct. 15th , Tuesday Oct. 20 th, Sunday Maariv 6:58 Shabbos Day Daf Yomi/Amud Yomi 7:00 Daf Yomi/Amud Yomi 8:00 Motzei Yom Tov (72 min) 7:11 Daf Yomi/Amud Yomi 7:00 Shiur Me'or Einayim 8:00 Shacharis 6:00 8:45 Shiur Me'or Einayim 8:00 Shacharis 8:50 Candle Lighting 5:41 Shacharis 8:50 Daf Yomi 5:00 Mincha 5:51 Daf Yomi 4:15 6:00 שיעור בעניני דיומא/Mincha Shiur Hilchos Shabbos 4:45 6:35 הקפות Maariv 7:09 Mincha/Shalosh Seudos 5:30 Motzei Yom Tov (72 min) 7:22 Maariv 6:53 CHOL HAMOED SUCCOS Motzei Shabbos (72 min) 7:06 October 16-18 Siyum Hashas Melava Malka 9:30 Daf Yomi/Amud Yomi 8:00 - SIMCHAS TORAH NIGHT - Shacharis 6:30 OCTOBER 21, 2019 7:45 8:45 9:30 PLEASE JOIN US Boys After Learning Program 8:45 AS WE MAKE Shacharis A SIYUM HASHAS Mincha 6:00 TOGETHER AS A KEHILLAH. 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