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This evening we welcome in the Holiday of Shemini Atzeret & Simchat Torah, one of the most joyous holidays on the Jewish Calendar. It is a holiday marked by joyous dancing and celebrations as we conclude the Torah and celebrate our heritage.

This year, the pain of what happened on October 7th on the holiday of Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah is still very much in the air. More than 1,200 victims will be remembered tomorrow on their first Hebrew Yahrziet, date of passing, and their thousands of immediate family members and close friends, will certainly be thinking of them throughout the day.

There are also still 101 hostages still suffering and languishing in the tunnels of Gaza in the cruel hands of the Hamas terrorists.

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Thank you to the HUGE crowd of nearly 100 adults who joined us last night for the Sushi & Soup in the Sukkah + Whiskey Tasting at ChabadSudbury!

Thankfully the amazing Sushi chef made a ton of Sushi and Shayna made the delicious soups, so there was more than enough food for everyone!

A special thank you to Dr. Brian & Nancy Goren Schwartz for sponsoring and picking up all the Whiskey for the Whiskey Tasting from Post Road Liquors (thanks for the great service) and for running the tasting part of the program.

Brian helped us travel to multiple countries across the world to learn and taste the different Whiskeys and finally ended with the The M&H Distillery Whiskey all the way from Israel!

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Thank you to all of the amazing teens who came on Sunday evening to the CTEEN Pizza in the Sukkah event!

We had fun baking Pizza, celebrating Sukkot and its message, playing an awesome GIF game, doing the obstacle course, and of course making edible Sukkahs!

A special thank you to Boston Gourmet Chefs for donating all of the amazing Italian Gourmet Pizza Doughs!

You can see lots more pictures here.

On Sunday, tons of kids and families joined us at Chabad of Sudbury for the Sukkot Fest and Sukkot Fun throughout the day!

Between the Moon Bounce, and the huge Obstacle Course, along with edible Sukkahs, a Hotdog Lunch, Lulav Shakes, and eating in the Sukkah, the smiles and joy were all around!

You can see lots more pictures here.

YOM KIPPUR THANK YOU!

​Thank you to the hundreds of you who joined us over the course of Yom Kippur, for some, one or all of the services!

This year, we added more chairs than ever before, and at peak times, we managed to max out the tent. Being surrounded by so many people standing in unity on this special day at the culmination of a challenging year, was uplifting, empowering and powerful!

The energy and emotions were palpable at all of the major services and especially at Neilah!

Ending Neilah with joyful and hope filled songs as we sounded the Shofar, helped end off this day, with the confidence that G-d willing we are in for a much better year ahead for everyone!

In the middle of the day, we read the names of all of the vi… Read More »

As Yom Kippur, the holiest and most solemn day on the Jewish Calendar, approaches, our hearts are filled with remembrance and pain from the year that passed and the terrible events that took place during these last twelve months, and of course our hearts and minds will be with all of the families of the hostages and those who lost loved ones this year.  At the same time as we begin this holy day, we are filled with faith and positivity as we hope and pray for better times for the year ahead and are inspire ourselves with the determination to help make that happen.

In these final hours before the Day of Atonement we share our collective prayer and hope, that the coming days, weeks and months, bring the blessings of peace and un… Read More »

Today is a very painful and difficult day for each and every one of us, as we  mark the one year anniversary of the horrific attacks of Oct 7th when thousands of Hamas terrorists and their civilian supporters entered Israel and massacred and murdered over 1200 Israelis and took well over 200 hostages.

The pain makes your heart ache and the sadness is so pervasive, as we think of the young children who were murdered in such a cruel way in front of their parents, and the parents who were murdered in front of their children, the many other terrible atrocities, and the terrible difficult situation of the 100 remaining hostages and their families.

Since the events of Oct 7th, a terrible war has ensued that has taken so many of our… Read More »