Chabad of Penn Wynne

Shabbat Shalom everyone! Shabbat Candle Lighting times: Friday, February 26, Light candles at 5:32 pm Shabbat, February 27, Shabbat ends at 6:31 pm

#TomorrowInJewishHistory - 13 Adar, Fast of Esther On this date in 356 BCE, battles erupted across the Persian Empire, with Jews defending themselves against those seeking to kill them. Eleven months earlier, King Ahasuerus of Persia decreed the death of all Jews in the Empire. When he discovered that his queen, Esther, was Jewish, and after she beseeched him to pardon her people, he issued a counter decree granting Jews permission to defend themselves. Esther had been reluct...ant to approach the king at first, but after Mordechai encouraged her to do so, she asked that all Jews fast and pray for the success of her mission; she, too, approached the king while fasting. Jews also fasted while their brethren fought the battles on this day, praying for their success. It is customary for Jews to fast on 13 Adar to commemorate the fasts that Esther and the Jews had observed. The fast culminates in the evening with the holiday of Purim, when the Jewish salvation is celebrated. Fast Begins: 5:15 AM Fast Ends: 6:17 PM

Shabbat Shalom everyone! Shabbat Candle Lighting times: Friday, February 19, Light candles at 5:24 pm Shabbat, February 20, Shabbat ends at 6:24 pm

Shabbat Shalom everyone! Shabbat Candle Lighting times: Friday, February 12, Light candles at 5:16 pm Shabbat, February 13, Shabbat ends at 6:16 pm

Shabbat Shalom everyone! Shabbat Candle Lighting times: Friday, February 5, Light candles at 5:07 pm Shabbat, February 6, Shabbat ends at 6:08 pm

Shabbat Shalom everyone! Shabbat Candle Lighting times: Friday, October 23, Light candles at 5:51 pm Shabbat, October 24, Shabbat ends at 6:49 pm

Shabbat Shalom everyone! Shabbat Candle Lighting times: Friday, October 16, Light candles at 6:01 pm Shabbat, October 17, Shabbat ends at 6:58 pm

Wishing everyone Shabbat Shalom & a joyous Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah! Shabbat & Holiday Candle Lighting times: Friday, October 9, Light candles at 6:12pm... Shabbat, October 10, Light Holiday candles after* 7:08pm Sunday, October 11, Holiday Ends at 7:07pm *Light only from a pre-existing flame.

Shabbat Shalom & Chag Sameach everyone! Shabbat & Holiday Candle Lighting times: Friday, October 2, Light Shabbat/Holiday candles at 6:23pm... Shabbat, October 3, Light Holiday candles after* 7:19pm Sunday, October 4, Holiday ends at 7:18pm *Light only from a pre-existing flame.

Shabat Shalom, wishing you and yours an easy & meaningful fast! Shabbat Candle Lighting times: Friday, September 25, Light candles at 6:34 pm Shabbat, September 26, Shabbat ends at 7:31 pm ... Yom Kippur Candle Lighting times: Sunday, September 27, Light candles at 6:31pm Monday, September 28, fast ends at 7:27pm

Shabbat Shalom & Shana Tovah everyone! Shabbat & Holiday Candle Lighting times: Friday, September 18, Light candles at 6:46pm Shabbat, September 19, Light Holiday Candles after 7:43pm*... Sunday, September 20, Holiday ends at 7:41pm *Light only from a pre-existing flame.

Shabbat Shalom everyone! Shabbat Candle Lighting times: Friday, September 11, Light candles at 6:58 pm Shabbat, September 12, Shabbat ends at 7:54 pm

Shabbat Shalom everyone! Shabbat Candle Lighting times: Friday, September 4, Light candles at 7:09 pm Shabbat, September 5, Shabbat ends at 8:06 pm

Shabbat Shalom everyone! Shabbat Candle Lighting times: Friday, August 28, Light candles at 7:20 pm Shabbat, August 29, Shabbat ends at 8:18 pm

Shabbat Shalom everyone! Shabbat Candle Lighting times: Friday, August 21, Light candles at 7:31 pm Shabbat, August 22, Shabbat ends at 8:29 pm

Shabbat Shalom everyone! Shabbat Candle Lighting times: Friday, August 14, Light candles at 7:40 pm Shabbat, August 15, Shabbat ends at 8:40 pm

Shabbat Shalom everyone! Shabbat Candle Lighting times: Friday, August 7, Light candles at 7:49 pm Shabbat, August 8, Shabbat ends at 8:50 pm

Shabbat Shalom everyone! Shabbat Candle Lighting times: Friday, July 31, Light candles at 7:57 pm Shabbat, August 1, Shabbat ends at 9:00 pm

Tonight & tomorrow is Tisha B’Av, the 9th day of the month of Av, is the saddest day on the Jewish calendar, on which we fast and pray. It is the culmination of the Three Weeks, a period of time during which we mark the destruction of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem. Fast Begins: July 29 at 8:17 PM Fast Ends: July 30 at 8:47 PM