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Complete Listing of Hillel's High Holiday Services on Campus

Contributed by Austin Reid on 09/26/19 

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Hillel will provide students and community members with multiple opportunities to celebrate the 2019 High Holidays. 

High Holiday Services 5780/2019

All services for the High Holidays will be held in Muller Chapel. Rabbi Tziona Szajman and students will lead services.

Rosh HaShanah

  • Sunday, September 29th: Evening service 6:00 pm
  • Sunday, September 29th: Rosh Hashanah Banquet, 7:00pm, Emerson Suites.Visit https://www.ithaca.edu/sacl/hillel/banquet_payment/ to RSVP and ensure a Seat. Semi-formal dress encouraged.
  • Monday, September 30th: Morning Service 10:00am – 1:00pm
  • Tashlich to Follow
  • Tuesday, October 1st: Morning Service 10:00am – 1:00pm
  • Kiddush to Follow

Yom Kippur

  • Tuesday, October 8th: Kol Nidre Evening service 7:00pm
  • Wednesday, October 9th: Morning service 10:00am – 1:00pm
  • Yizkor service to begin around 12:45 pm
  • Wednesday, October 9th: Afternoon/Evening Service 6:00pm
  • Havdallah and Break-Fast to follow 7:15 pm

Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodations should contact Austin Reid at areid1@ithaca.edu. We ask that requests for accommodations be made as soon as possible.

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Complete Listing of Hillel's High Holiday Services on Campus Comment from rosentha on 09/27/19
According to traditional sources Yom Kippur is not over 7:16 PM on Wednesday. And so havadalah should not be said and the fast should not be broken before then