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Rosh Hashana Full Schedule בס"ד ROSH HASHANA FULL SCHEDULE Monday Sept. 6th – Erev Rosh Hashana • Hatoras Nedorim: Annulment of Vows: pg. 2 (must be recited in front of a Beis Din of 3) • Pruzbul (Loan Amnesty for Shmitah) Must be verbally declared before a Beis Din of at least 3 - pg. 358 - 359 in the siddur - Immediately following Shacharis. Pruzbul can also be done using our Online Pruzbul Form. For more information or to access the online form visit our website www.jewishtarzana.com. • Mikvah: The Mikvah in Tarzana will be open for men on Erev Rosh Hashana from 10 am - 3pm Monday Evening Sept. 6th • Aveinu Malkeinu pg. 152 First Night of Rosh Hashana • Shir Shel Yom pg. 156 (Song of the Day for Tuesday) • L'Dovid Hashem pg. 159 Candle Lighting: 6:55 pm (Lehadlik Ner Shel Yom Hazikaron & Shehechiyanu) • Torah Reading pg. 164 - 166 (above the line) • Maftir pg. 169 Mincha: 7:05 pm • Haftoro pg. 170 (above the line) • Mincha pg. 11 • Shofar Blowing 175 - 177 Maariv: Musaf • Maariv pg. 28 • Ashrei pg. 177 • Amida pg. 33 - 39 • Musaf Amida pg. 180 - 192. • Ledovid Mizmor - pg. 40 • Melech Elyon pg. 198 • Aleinu pg. 42 • Unisaneh Tokef pg. pg. 200 • V'Chol Maaminim pg. 203 Evening Meal • Hayom T'amzeinu pg. 220 • Kiddush pg. 46 (Begin with Yom Hashishi) • Ein Kelokeinu pg. 245 • Hamotzie - Challah and honey • Aleinu pg. 247 • Apple & Honey Service pg. 46 • Tehillim Chapter 20 pg. 249 • Birkat Hamazon (Grace After Meals) pg. 48 • Tehillim pg. 249 – 257 th Tuesday Sept. 7 Kiddush First Day of Rosh Hashanah • Tiku Bachodesh pg. 266. Latest Shema: 9:39 am Mincha 6:30 pm Shacharis: 9:30 am • Ashrei pg. 272 • Hodu pg. 79 • Amida pg. 279 • Yotzer Ohr pg. 101 (Skip the gray box on pg. 102 & 103 and • Aveinu Malkeinu pg. 285 continue with Tisbareich.) • Aleinu pg. 289 • Amida pg. 109 - 114 • Tashlich pg. 291 – 292 • Ato Hu Elokeinu pg. 118 • Hashem Melech pg. 124 - 126 • L'Keil Orech Din pg. 126 • L'Dovid Hashem pg. 159 • Torah Reading pg. 164 - 166 (below the line) Tuesday Night Sept. 7th Second Night of Rosh Hashana • Maftir pg. 169 • Haftoro pg. 170 (below the line) Candle Lighting: After 7:49 pm (Lehadlik Ner Yom • Shofar Blowing 175 - 177 Hazikaron & Shehechiyanu) Musaf Maariv: • Ashrei pg. 177 • Maariv pg. 28 • Musaf Amida pg. 180 - 192. • Amida pg. 33 - 39 • L'Keil Orech Din pg. 222 • Ledovid Mizmor - pg. 40 • Unisaneh Tokef pg. pg. 223 • Aleinu pg. 42 • V'Chol Maaminim pg. 226 • Hayom T'amzeinu pg. 243 Evening Meal • Ein Kelokeinu pg. 245 • Kiddush pg. 46 • Aleinu pg. 247 • Eat the new fruit instructions bottom of pg. 46 • Tehillim Chapter 20 pg. 249 • Hamotzie – Challah in honey • Tehillim pg. 258 - 262 • Birkat Hamazon (Grace After Meals) pg. 48 Kiddush • Tiku Bachodesh pg. 266. Wednesday Sept. 8th 2nd Day of Rosh Hashanah Mincha 7:00 pm • Ashrei pg. 272 Latest Shema: 9:40 am • Amidah pg. 279 - 285 • Aveinu Malkeinu pg. 285 Shacharis: 9:30 am • L'Dovid Hashem pg. 288 • Hodu pg. 79 • Aleinu pg. 289 • Yotzer Ohr pg. 101 (Skip the gray box on pg. 102 & 103 and continue with Tisbareich.) Maariv (Yom Tov Ends) 7:50 pm • Amida pg. 109 – 114 • Maariv pg. 295 • Ato Hu Elokeinu pg. 136 • Havdolo pg. 306 • Melech Elyon pg. 142 – 144 • Hashem Melech pg. 144 - 146 • Aveinu Malkeinu pg. 152 • Shir Shel Yom pg. 156 (Song of the Day for Wednesday) .
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