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• Sept 24-25: Off for Yom Kippur (Atonement Day)September 11, 2023

  Off for Yom Kippur

  Yom Kippur (Atonement Day) is the most special and reserved day of the year when God requires us to rest from work, deny our appetites, and make amends with each other and with God. So, we are taking the day off to do that.

  More information can be found here:

  Your Holy Bible – Leviticus 16, Leviticus 23:26, Leviticus 25, Acts 27
  Chabad.org – tells the customs of the holy day

• Sept 16-17: Off For Yom Teruah (Day of Trumpets)September 11, 2023

  Closed for Yom Teruah

  Yom Teruah (Shout Day), also known as the feast of trumpets, day of blowing trumpets, or Rosh Hashanah (The Year’s Head, the start of the year), is a biblical holy day requiring remembrance, shouting, blowing of trumpets (sounding the alarm), and rest from work according to God’s instructions in the bible. As such, we will not be working during this holy day. Expect a delay.

  More information can be found here:

  Your Holy Bible – Leviticus 23:23, Numbers 29
  BibleHub -Shows the Etymology of the word
  Chabad – Tells you the customs surrounding the holy day
  

• Off for Passover Day 7April 12, 2023

  Closed for Passover

  Today is the last day of Passover, a holy day, so I’m taking the day off. Chag sameach!

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• Off for PASSOVER day 1April 5, 2023

  Closed Today for Passover

  Today is the first day of Passover, a holy day, so I’m taking the day off. Chag Sameach!

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