One of the special Sukkot mitzvot is the mitzvah of the “Four Kinds” – the lulav, etrog, myrtle and willow. This is a mitzvah like any other mitzvah of the Torah, but it is a very significant one and symbolic of unity and harmony. When the blessings are recited over them, it is customary to…
SUKKOT Friday, September 29 • Sukkot Eve Light Holiday Candles 6:38 PM Evening Services 7:00 PM Dinner in the Sukkah 7:15 PM Saturday, September 30 • Sukkot Day 1 Morning Services 10:00 AM Followed by Kiddush & Lunch in the Sukkah 12:00 PM Light Candles after 7:33 PM Sunday October 1 • Sukkot Day 2 Morning Services Shaking…
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