What is
Tishah B'Av?
Tishah B'Av is regarded as the saddest day on the Jewish calendar because so many tragedies occurred including both the destruction of Solomon's Temple and the Second Temple in Jerusalem. Jews observe Tishah B'Av by fasting and refraining from bathing, using skin lotion or oils, wearing leather shoes, and being intimate with their spouses. Services include reading the Book of Lamentations and reciting Kinnot.
Materials for Tishah B'Av
Schedule of Services
Erev Tishah B'Av Services, Saturday Evening, August 6, 2022
In-Person, Livestream
Eichah (Book of Lamentations) and Elegies will be led by BA members with a song between each chapter.
7:00 pm Shabbat Minchah Service with the participation of upcoming Bat Mitzvah, Leah Weisenberg
7:45 pm Lavish Seudah Shelishit in the Community Room and study session with Rabbi Neal Rose
8:10 pm Birkat Hamazon
8:20 pm Study Session with Rabbi Jeffrey Abraham
8:40 pm Ma’ariv for Tishah B’Av followed by chanting of the Eichah (Book of Lamentations)
Tishah B'Av Morning Services, Sunday, August 7, 2022
In-Person, Livestream, Zoom
No Tallit or Tefillin to be worn
9:00 am Shacharit led by Rick Mazur, Torah and Haftarah reading followed by chanting of the Eichah (Book of Lamentations)
Tishah B'Av Afternoon Services followed by Ma'ariv and Havdalah
In-Person, Livestream, Zoom
Tallit and Tefillin are worn for Minchah only
7:00 pm Minchah - Cantor Sharon Nathanson
Torah reader: Harvey Greenstein
Haftarah reader: Enid Weisberg-Frank, Isaiah Ch. 56
7:45 pm Study session with Rabbi Carnie Shalom Rose
8:25 pm Ma’ariv and Havdalah led by Cantor Sharon Nathanson
8:40 pm End of the Fast
Tishah B'Av at B'nai Amoona is generously sponsored by Enid Weisberg-Frank & Bruce Frank and family
in loving memory of their parents - Shurlie & Sidney Weisberg and Simme & Jerry Frank.
Thu, April 25 2024 17 Nisan 5784
