Rabbi Nathan's blog

As we enter into our post Holidays month of Heshvan, it is important to take a moment to share gratitude and thanks for all of the people who have helped make our holidays so meaningful and enriching. We thank those whose work may not often be seen ‐ those who shopped, moved chairs, dropped off Mahzorim, created materials, transported and put out food, cleaned up, made music, sang, read poetry and chanted Torah, got our Zoom and sound running, greeted, accompanied those who need extra help, cooked, cared for children and youth, kept our building secure, collected and distributed food donations, and so much more. The strength of our community are the many ways that we step up for each other to deepen our connections to one another and create meaning‐filled activities. May we continue to do so in 5785 and beyond!