Hebrew and English Jewish Calendar 20262027 (5787): Thirteen Months of Side-by-Side Dates with Transliterated Holiday Names, a Pronunciation Guide, ... Times, Weekly Torah Portions Rosh Chodesh

THE JEWISH YEAR, LAID OUT THE WAY IT'S ACTUALLY LIVEDMost calendars make you translate. This one doesn't. It follows the Hebrew year from Tishrei through Elul rather than January through December, opening at sundown on September 11, 2026 and closing at sundown on October 1, 2027 - all thirteen months of 5787, including the leap-year addition of Adar II.Every month opens with its own title page: the Hebrew name, the month's length, the civil dates it spans, and a short account of what the month holds. From there, a clean four-column grid gives you the Hebrew date, its transliteration, the matching civil date, and the weekday - side by side, every single day, so you're never left guessing how a date is said aloud or where it falls on the calendar you actually use.WHAT'S INSIDE- All thirteen months of 5787, Hebrew and English dates side by side, with Rosh Chodesh and the molad of each month- A pronunciation guide and Hebrew alphabet primer, for readers who don't read Hebrew script- Weekly Torah portions and a full directory of festivals, fasts, and observances- Shabbat candle-lighting tables for more than twenty major cities across North America, plus London and Jerusalem- A short, clear primer on how the Hebrew calendar actually works - sun and moon together, why some years carry thirteen months, and why the Jewish day begins at night- A glossary of terms and blank pages for personal dates worth rememberingWHO IT'S FORAnyone who has ever stood in front of a calendar wondering when a holiday actually begins. B'nei mitzvah students. Interfaith and intermarried families. Converts and those studying toward conversion. Hosts setting a Shabbat or holiday table who want the details right. Anyone who'd rather keep one clear, well-organized reference on the desk than switch between three different apps.Compact, practical, and built to be used all year - not a wall poster, a reference.