It’s time for fall feast!

First: Feast of Trumpets Rosh HaShana Rosh Hashanah, literally meaning “head of the year,” or one of the Jewish New Years. It’s considered the Day of Judgment when, according to Jewish tradition, G-d evaluates each person’s deeds from the past year and determines their fate for the coming year. Key themes of Rosh Hashanah include: Reflection and Repentance: A time for honest self-examination and commitment to personal growth Renewal: The opportunity for a fresh start and spiritual renewal Kingship: Acknowledging G-d’s sovereignty over the universe Community: Coming together with family and community for prayer and celebration Yom Kippur The period from Rosh Hashanah through Sukkot represents a complete spiritual journey: Rosh Hashanah (September 11–13): Awakening and self-examination Ten Days of Repentance: Deep reflection and personal growth Yom Kippur (September 20–21): Atonement and forgiveness Sukkot (September 25–October 2): Joy, gratitude, and celebration