5779
High Holidays at Mekor
~ Reservations are required, for members as well as nonmembers & guests! Please reserve your seats by emailing the shul.
~ If you have joined or renewed your membership for the 5779 (2018-19) Membership Year by Rosh Hashana, there is no charge for your High Holiday seats. All membership information, including 5779 Membership Rates, can be found here.
~ High Holiday rates for guests & nonmembers may be found here.
~ We never turn away anyone for lack of funds, so if you are unable to pay the full membership fee or High Holiday guest/nonmember rate for any reason, please email mekorhabracha@gmail.com or call (215) 525-4246, or contact a Board member or Rabbi Hirsch, to request a flexible payment plan or reduction. All requests will remain confidential.
~ If you have joined or renewed your membership for the 5779 (2018-19) Membership Year by Rosh Hashana, there is no charge for your High Holiday seats. All membership information, including 5779 Membership Rates, can be found here.
~ High Holiday rates for guests & nonmembers may be found here.
~ We never turn away anyone for lack of funds, so if you are unable to pay the full membership fee or High Holiday guest/nonmember rate for any reason, please email mekorhabracha@gmail.com or call (215) 525-4246, or contact a Board member or Rabbi Hirsch, to request a flexible payment plan or reduction. All requests will remain confidential.
Mekor High Holiday Schedule
Monday, September 3 through Friday, September 7
Shacharit will begin 15 minutes earlier than the regularly scheduled time.
Shacharit will begin 15 minutes earlier than the regularly scheduled time.
Tuesday, September 4
6:30-7:15 pm Rabbi Hirsch's High Holiday Class
6:30-7:15 pm Rabbi Hirsch's High Holiday Class
Sunday, September 9 Erev Rosh Hashana
8:30 am Shacharit
7:01 pm Candle lighting time
7:10 pm Evening services
8:30 am Shacharit
7:01 pm Candle lighting time
7:10 pm Evening services
Monday, September 10 Rosh Hashana Day 1
9:00 am Shacharit, followed by Kiddush
11:00 am Shofar blowing (approximate time)
15 minutes after Shacharit ends --- 2nd Shofar blowing
6:00 pm Tashlich at Schuykill River Park
6:45 pm Evening services
AFTER 7:59 pm Candle lighting time
9:00 am Shacharit, followed by Kiddush
11:00 am Shofar blowing (approximate time)
15 minutes after Shacharit ends --- 2nd Shofar blowing
6:00 pm Tashlich at Schuykill River Park
6:45 pm Evening services
AFTER 7:59 pm Candle lighting time
Tuesday, September 11 Rosh Hashana Day 2
9:00 am Shacharit, followed by Kiddush
11:00 am Shofar blowing (approximate time)
15 minutes after Shacharit ends --- 2nd Shofar blowing
6:45 pm Evening services
7:58 pm Yom Tov ends/Havdalah
9:00 am Shacharit, followed by Kiddush
11:00 am Shofar blowing (approximate time)
15 minutes after Shacharit ends --- 2nd Shofar blowing
6:45 pm Evening services
7:58 pm Yom Tov ends/Havdalah
Wednesday, September 12 Tzom Gedaliah
5:26 am Fast begins
6:30 am Shacharit
7:00 am Mincha/Ma'ariv
7:44 pm Fast ends
5:26 am Fast begins
6:30 am Shacharit
7:00 am Mincha/Ma'ariv
7:44 pm Fast ends
Thursday, September 13 through Monday, September 17, except Shabbat
Shacharit will begin 1/2 hour earlier than the regularly scheduled time.
Shacharit will begin 1/2 hour earlier than the regularly scheduled time.
Thursday, September 13
6:30-7:15 pm Rabbi Hirsch's High Holiday Class
6:30-7:15 pm Rabbi Hirsch's High Holiday Class
Tuesday, September 18 Erev Yom Kippur
6:30 am Shacharit
3:00 pm Early Mincha
6:46 pm Candle lighting time
7:00 pm Kol Nidre
6:30 am Shacharit
3:00 pm Early Mincha
6:46 pm Candle lighting time
7:00 pm Kol Nidre
Wednesday, September 19 Yom Kippur
9:00 am Shacharit
11:00 am Yizkor (approximate time)
6:00 pm Mincha
6:45 pm Neila, followed by Ma'ariv & Havdalah & break-the-fast meal
9:00 am Shacharit
11:00 am Yizkor (approximate time)
6:00 pm Mincha
6:45 pm Neila, followed by Ma'ariv & Havdalah & break-the-fast meal