God's Holy (Feast) Days Dates

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Christians keep the seven annual holy periods (known as holy or feast days), in part, because they reveal God's glorious plan of salvation for all humans. Additionally, they are a profound reminder of the special relationship all believers have with their Creator.

All the Holy Days have a three-fold meaning revolving around the past, present and future. They first remind us of God's mighty redemptive works and his guiding hand in earthly events. In the present, they reinforce a Christian's relationship with his Savior, as well as strengthening his or her spiritual bond with others of like faith.

The Holy Days also reveal God's future prophetic plans to offer salvation to all. Because they are "a foreshadow of the things that are coming" (Colossians 2:17) they remain a vital teaching tool for Christians to spiritually grow into "the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ" (Ephesians 4:13).

Dates

Those unable to keep the Passover on its appointed day, due to emergencies or other unique circumstances, can keep this sacred ceremony one month later on what is called the second Passover (Numbers 9:10 - 11). These special dates are listed below.

Lastly, note that the Biblical Holy Days listed below are observed from sunset to sunset (e.g. a Sunday Pentecost is observed from sunset Saturday to sunset Sunday).

2024

Passover *
April 22 (Monday)
Second Passover *
May 22 (Wednesday)
Feast of
Unleavened Bread

April 23 to 29
(Tue. to Mon.)
 Day of
Atonement

(Yom Kippur)
October 12
(Saturday)
Day of
Pentecost

(Feast of Weeks)
June 16
(Sunday)
 Feast of
Tabernacles

(Feast of Booths)
October 17 to 23
(Thur. to Wed.)
Feast of
Trumpets

(Rosh Hashanah)
October 3
(Thursday)
  The Last
Great Day

October 24
(Thursday)
* Observed previous evening after sunset


2025

Passover *
April 12 (Saturday)
Second Passover *
May 12 (Monday)
Feast of
Unleavened Bread

April 13 to 19
(Sun. to Sat.)
 Day of
Atonement

(Yom Kippur)
October 2
(Thursday)
Day of
Pentecost

(Feast of Weeks)
June 1
(Sunday)
 Feast of
Tabernacles

(Feast of Booths)
October 7 to 13
(Tue. to Mon.)
Feast of
Trumpets

(Rosh Hashanah)
September 23
(Tuesday)
  The Last
Great Day

October 14
(Tuesday)
* Observed previous evening after sunset

2026

Passover *
April 1 (Wednesday)
Second Passover *
May 1 (Friday)
Feast of
Unleavened Bread

April 2 to 8
(Thur. to Wed.)
 Day of
Atonement

(Yom Kippur)
September 21
(Monday)
Day of
Pentecost

(Feast of Weeks)
May 24
(Sunday)
 Feast of
Tabernacles

(Feast of Booths)
Sept. 26 to Oct. 2
(Sat. to Fri.)
Feast of
Trumpets

(Rosh Hashanah)
September 12
(Saturday)
  The Last
Great Day

October 3
(Saturday)
* Observed previous evening after sunset


2027

Passover *
April 21 (Wednesday)
Second Passover *
May 21 (Friday)
Feast of
Unleavened Bread

April 22 to 28
(Thur. to Wed.)
 Day of
Atonement

(Yom Kippur)
October 11
(Monday)
Day of
Pentecost

(Feast of Weeks)
June 13
(Sunday)
 Feast of
Tabernacles

(Feast of Booths)
October 16 to 22
(Sat. to Fri.)
Feast of
Trumpets

(Rosh Hashanah)
October 2
(Saturday)
  The Last
Great Day

October 23
(Saturday)
* Observed previous evening after sunset

2028

Passover *
April 10 (Monday)
Second Passover *
May 10 (Wednesday)
Feast of
Unleavened Bread

April 11 to 17
(Tue. to Mon.)
 Day of
Atonement

(Yom Kippur)
September 30
(Saturday)
Day of
Pentecost

(Feast of Weeks)
June 4
(Sunday)
 Feast of
Tabernacles

(Feast of Booths)
October 5 to 11
(Thur. to Wed.)
Feast of
Trumpets

(Rosh Hashanah)
September 21
(Thursday)
  The Last
Great Day

October 12
(Thursday)
* Observed previous evening after sunset


2029

Passover *
March 30 (Friday)
Second Passover *
April 29 (Sunday)
Feast of
Unleavened Bread

Mar. 31 to Apr. 6
(Sat. to Fri.)
 Day of
Atonement

(Yom Kippur)
September 19
(Wednesday)
Day of
Pentecost

(Feast of Weeks)
May 20
(Sunday)
 Feast of
Tabernacles

(Feast of Booths)
Sept. 24 to 30
(Mon. to Sun.)
Feast of
Trumpets

(Rosh Hashanah)
September 10
(Monday)
  The Last
Great Day

October 1
(Monday)
* Observed previous evening after sunset


2030

Passover *
April 17 (Wednesday)
Second Passover *
May 17 (Friday)
Feast of
Unleavened Bread

April 18 to 24
(Thur. to Wed.)
 Day of
Atonement

(Yom Kippur)
October 7
(Monday)
Day of
Pentecost

(Feast of Weeks)
June 9
(Sunday)
 Feast of
Tabernacles

(Feast of Booths)
October 12 to 18
(Sat. to Fri.)
Feast of
Trumpets

(Rosh Hashanah)
September 28
(Saturday)
  The Last
Great Day

October 19
(Saturday)
* Observed previous evening after sunset

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