Parasha Lectionary

Each week, synagogues across the world read a section from the Torah (the five books of Moses). In Hebrew, this passage is called Parashat HaShavua (פָּרָשַׁת הַשָּׁבוּעַ), which means “portion of the week.” Sometimes it is called the parsha or sidra. The Jewish community follows a schedule of readings based on the Hebrew calendar. Over the course of a year, the entire Torah is read publicly during the synagogue services. Each reading has a name based on one of the important Hebrew words in the first sentence of the passage. There are fifty-four portions in the regular cycle.

If you'd like to follow this traditional Jewish reading calendar, here is a .docx file that has the Lectionary milestones inserted.  Along with it is the traditional Haftarah reading schedule which takes corresponding readings from the Tanakh.  A suggested reading schedule is also added to include the Apostolic writings. 

All you have to do is download the file and build your Personal Book.  Be sure to build it as type "Lectionary" otherwise it won't open to the correct date. 

The first reading is on October 17.

3225.Parashah Lectionary 5781 (2020-2021).docx