7 reasons the Appointed Times 5787 wall calendar belongs in every home that wants to walk in His seasons this year.

Most calendars on our walls were built around school terms, tax days and holidays that have nothing to do with Scripture. Then Passover arrives and we realize we never saw it coming.

"These are the feasts of YHWH, holy convocations which you shall proclaim in their seasons." (Leviticus 23:4)

This calendar puts His appointed times back where your family will see them every day.

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1. Every appointed time is already on the page.

Hanukkah, Purim, Passover, Unleavened Bread, Firstfruits and Shavuot are marked on their days, and so is every Rosh Chodesh (new moon). You won't have to look up when Passover falls or count days on your fingers. This year that means Hanukkah begins at sundown on December 4, Passover is April 21, and Shavuot is June 11.

2. The Hebrew date is in every square.

Each day shows its Hebrew date beside the regular one, so you can watch the month turn and the new moon arrive. Your children learn that 14 Nisan is a date on the calendar, not just a line in Exodus 12.

3. The dates follow one clear standard.

Every date follows the fixed Hebrew calendar (Hillel II), the same reckoning most congregations use. Some families count Firstfruits and Shavuot from the weekly Sabbath instead, so those two dates are shown both ways: Firstfruits on April 23 or Sunday April 25, and Shavuot on June 11 or Sunday June 13.

4. Shabbat is marked every week.

Every Saturday is marked Shabbat, and every Friday has a "Candle Lighting, before sundown" reminder so the week starts slowing down on time. A note on each page reminds everyone that Hebrew days begin at sundown the evening before.

5. Each month is a piece of art worth hanging.

Every month has its own painted scene: a shofar for the Feast of Trumpets, a sukkah for Tabernacles, a glowing hanukkiah for December, matzah and a cup for Passover, wheat for Shavuot. It is warm, timeless décor, with no cartoons and nothing that looks dated.

6. A verse for every month.

Each month is anchored in Scripture, from "Blow the trumpet in Zion" (Joel 2:1) to "For such a time as this" (Esther 4:14) to "This is the day that the Lord has made" (Psalm 118:24). That gives you twelve verses to read aloud at the table, one each time you turn the page.

7. It's a gift that keeps teaching all year.

It suits a family just starting to keep the feasts, a homeschool wall, a congregation office or a grandmother who loves the Word. Hanukkah begins at sundown on December 4, so it makes a meaningful gift for the first night.

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What customers are saying

"So beautiful love this!" (Lynda, verified buyer of this calendar)

"Love my new calendar." (Angela, 5-star Etsy review of this calendar)

What's inside

• 12 months, September 2026 through August 2027 (Hebrew year 5787)
• A painted art page and a full calendar grid for every month
• Hebrew dates, feast days, Rosh Chodesh and Shabbat on every grid
• "Appointed Times This Month" and "Rosh Chodesh This Month" panels
• Two sizes: 11" x 8.5" ($29.99) or 14" x 11.5" ($34.99), glossy or matte
• Spiral bound with a hanging hole

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