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God's Annual Holy Days

Holy Days 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015  Passover Apr 19 Apr 8 Mar 29 Apr 18 Apr 6 Mar 25 Apr 14 Apr 3 Unleavened Bread Apr 20-26 Apr 9-15 Mar 30- Apr 5 Apr 19-25 Apr 7-13 Mar 26 - Apr 1 Apr 15-21 Apr 4-10 Pentecost Jun 8 May 31 May23 Jun 12 May 27 May 19 Jun 8 May 24 Trumpets Sep 30 Sep 19 Sep9 Sep 29 Sep 17 Sep 5 Sep 25 Sep 14 Atonement Oct 9 Sep28 Sep 18 Oct 8 Sep26 Sep 14 Oct 4 Sep   23 Feast of Tabernacles Oct 14-20 Oct   3-9 Sep 23-29 Oct 13-19 Oct 1-7 Sep 19-25 Oct 9-15 Sep 28 - Oct 4 Last Great Day Oct 21 Oct 10 Sep30 Oct 20 Oct 8 Sep 26 Oct 16 Oct 5

All Holy Days start the Evening Before at Sunset The day of the Passover; the special Passover service with the washing of feet (see Footwashing  Question). unleavened bread, and wine; is held just after sunset. Work may be done on the remainder of the day. The annual holy days on which work may not be done are: 1st Day of Unleavened Bread 7th Day of Unleavened Bread Pentecost Trumpets Day of Atonement 1st day of the Feast of Tabernacles Last Great Day With the exception of The Day of Atonement, the prohibition against work on these days is against "servile work" or that which one does for a living. So, the preparation of food for that holyday is allowed on each of these annual Sabbaths. However, the Day of Atonement is a day of total fasting from sunset to sunset and the prohibition against work is complete. If you would like to learn more about observing or attending the Annual Holy Days, please contact the minister closest to you.