SHOMREI TORAH PESACH 5782/2022
Chametz Sale:
By Friday morning April 15, 2022 authorize Rabbi Randall Mark
to sell any leavened products that you still have.
Click here for our online authorization form.
Click here for a printable form.
Schedule:
Thursday, 4/14 After Dark, Bedikat Chametz (Ritual search for leaven) kits in office
Friday, 4/15 Erev Pesach/Ta’anit Bechorim (Fast of the Firstborn), dawn to dark fast
7:45 am Multi-access Minyan & Siyyum (Study session to avoid fasting)
10:44 am Latest time to eat Chametz
11:50 am Latest time to Burn Chametz
No Friday Night Service
7:18 pm Candle Lighting Time, prepare a flame that will burn longer than 24 hours
1st Seder
Saturday, 4/16
9:30 am Multi-access Shabbat/Pesach Day 1 Service
8:20 pm Candle Lighting Time Pesach Day 2, light from an existing flame
2nd Seder w/Counting of the Omer
Sunday, 4/17
9:30am Multi-access Pesach Day 2 Festival Service
7:45 pm Zoom Festival Evening Service
8:21 pm Havdalah time, Chag to Chol HaMoed – no candle or spices
Monday, 4/18 -Thursday, 4/21 Chol HaMoed/Intermediate Days of Passover
7:45 am Multi-access Daily Morning Minyan
Monday, 4/18—Wednesday, 4/20
7:45 pm Zoom Daily Evening Minyan w/Omer Counting
Thursday, 4/21 Last Festival Days
Eruv Tavshilin, ritual to cook on Festival for Shabbat, see Haggadah
6:00 pm Zoom Festival Evening Service
7:25 pm Candle Lighting Time, prepare a flame that will burn longer than 24 hours
Friday, 4/22
9:30 am Multi-access Pesach Day 7 Service
5:45 pm Pesach Oneg Shabbat
6:00 pm Multi-access Shabbat/Pesach Service
7:26 pm Candle Lighting Time Shabbat/Pesach Day 8, from an existing flame
Saturday, 4/23
9:30 am Multi-access Shabbat/Pesach Day 8 Service w/Yizkor
8:27 pm Passover Ends
8:45 pm Zoom Ma’ariv/Havdalah
Eat Chametz again!
Rabbinical Assembly Pesah Guide
This Rabbinical Assembly Pesah guide is a brief outline of the policies and procedures relevant to the preparation of a kosher for Pesah home.
This guide is intended to help families maintain a kosher for Pesah home in accordance with the principles of Conservative Judaism and its understanding of Jewish Law. There is also an addendum for 5782. We recommend reading the 5782 Addendum either prior to reading the Pesach Guide or alongside the guide
Download the 5782 Addendum | Download the Pesah Guide
