High Holy Days Calendar
Roman Year : 2022
The Philadelphia Church does not recognize the validity of set asides, days added or subtracted so that one Sabbath does not become the preparation day for another.
2022 | Date |
Year Begins* | April 2 |
Passover*• | April 16 |
Feast of Unleavened Bread* | April 17-23 |
Wave Sheaf Observance++ | April 17 |
Pentecost* | June 5 |
Feast of Trumpets* | September 28 |
Day of Atonement* | October 7 |
Feast of Tabernacles* | October 12-18 |
The Last Great Day* | October 19 |
*Day begins at sunset,the previous evening. A day begins in darkness, and ends in light showing how sons of light defeat the forces of darkness. A day is from evening to evening, consisting of a dark and light portion that makes "one" single day.
•Observed the evening before.
++Observed in the morning, first day of the week.
New Moons Calendar
Roman Year : 2021
New Moons Sightings in your area should be used to verify dates monthly.
MONTH | DATE |
JANUARY | 3* |
FEBRUARY | 2* |
MARCH | 3* |
APRIL | 2* |
MAY | 2* |
MAY | 31* |
JUNE | 30* |
JULY | 29* |
AUGUST | 28* |
SEPTEMBER | 27* |
OCTOBER | 26* |
NOVEMBER | 25* |
DECEMBER | 24* |
Second Passover will be May 15, observed the evening before for those who miss the first.
*Begins the evening before.
The new moon sightings were determined in the Central generalized time zone, UTC -6:00/-5:00.
They will differ from coast to coast so observations should be
determined with your generalized time zone, with your time zone
information available from the following website.
https://www.timeanddate.com/time/zone/usa
The articles below offer assistance in how to set a calendar and the actual meaning of the Holy Days as God would have us observe them.