Rabbi's Corner

Message from the Rabbi

Life is hard, challenging, exhausting, complicated and demanding. You can fill in the rest.  We all “need a place to get away,” a place of joy where we can unplug for an hour of two.  
The holiday of Sukkot, known as the Time of Our Rejoicing, culminates in the holiday of Simchat Torah when we conclude the Torah and start over again.  It is the time when we can restart and plug in to something deeper and more rejuvenating.  
Our synagogue is a place of joy, acceptance, diversity and kindness.  Make it a point to engage with us this year. I can almost guarantee you will find something unexpected that will bring you back again and again. 

This year we will only be having services on Tuesday (9/28), 9:30 am for Shemini Atzeret (including Yizkor) and Wednesday (9/29), 9:30 am for Simchat Torah. There will be no evening services.