Purim
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Times for Fast of Esther
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Purim is in Friday, the 14 Adar 14/03/2025 | Shoshan Purim is in Saturday, the 15 Adar 15/03/2025 |
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Paying the Price – A Sign of Weakness or Greatness?
The Purim story, which has such an ominous section to it, certainly seems to end up superbly. The hodgepodge Jewish community, spread throughout the Persian Empire, came out unscathed after the great scare. Their favorite son and daughter became very high in the ranks of the powerful people of the world. But do our heroes really emerge unscathed? -
Early Reading of Megillat Esther
I am working on a Megilla reading program to attract families with children (not consistent shul-goers) for Purim evening (the children attend public school in the morning). Due to daylight savings time and our geographic position, tzeit hakochavim will not be until around 8 PM, a time that would discourage families from coming. May we read the Megilla from plag hamincha (11/4 hours before sunset)? -
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