Rosh Hashanah begins Sunday eve September 9, through Tuesday night, September 11, 2018. Browse our collection of short films, inspiring essays, family activities, recipes and more at High Holidays.

CALENDAR AND HOLIDAYS   Rosh Hashanah begins Sunday eve September 9, through Tuesday night, September 11, 2018. Browse our collection of short films, inspiring essays, family activities, recipes and more at High Holidays.   ABC's of Rosh Hashanah         A handy checklist of everything you need to know for Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year.     by Rabbi Shraga Simmons     » Click here for the complete Rosh Hashanah section « Pre-Rosh Hashanah A key component of Rosh Hashanah preparation is to ask for forgiveness from anyone we may have wronged during the previous year. To the greatest extent possible, we want to begin the year with a clean slate – and without anyone harboring a grudge against us. Similarly, we should be quick to forgive those who have wronged us. Many people have the custom of going to the mikveh before Rosh Hashanah after midday. A mikveh, which has the power to purify from certain types of spiritual impurities, can be an important part of the teshuva process. Read More       [VIDEO] Rosh Hashanah: The Time Is Now by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner     Preparing for Rosh Hashanah: 16 Prompts by Tamar Taback     The Shul with the Coffin by Rabbi Benjamin Blech     [VIDEO] Get Clarity: Aish.com's Rosh Hashanah Music Video by aish.com Weekly Torah Portion Click Here...   Today's Quote – Elul 23 Today's Photo – Elul 23 An IDF soldier gets a surprise visit at the end of basic training.     Featured at Aish.com     Capturing Adolf Eichmann   Closing the Circle: My Return to the Faith My Grandfather Abandoned     Why are Palestinian Refugees Different from all Other Refugees?   [TODAY'S RECIPE] Complete Rosh Hashana Menu