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This past Wednesday, ladies enjoyed a great session at the monthly Torah & Tea.

The next session will take place on March 15th at 10am.

Enjoy a monthly class covering a range of topics relatable to women and the rhythm of time along a variety of delicacies and refreshments.

 Thank you to everyone who dropped off brand new or slightly used sleeping bags, coats & blankets as well as baby formula and more supplies, over the last few days at the Chabad Center of Sudbury to help those impacted by the terrible Earthquake in Turkey.

Earlier this week we took a packed van of donated supplies from the Sudbury area Jewish community to the Freerange Market in Medford to drop it off.

It was heartwarming to see all the supplies that are being dropped off to be sent to Turkey and to talk to Cenk Emre who is the owner of the store and the one behind this amazing initiative. Many of the volunteers and workers who are packing the boxes and loading the trucks have family or lost rela… Read More »

The morning after party had just begun and the Jewish people were reveling in the aftermath of the dramatic events of Mount Sinai. Never before they felt so close to G-d, as the mountain shuddered and G-d communicated to them the Ten Commandments.

It was an epiphany unlike anything else they had experienced until that point.

Yet in the portion we read tomorrow which follows these dramatic events, there is no spiritual party. Instead Moses begins to convey to the Jewish people, the nitty gritty of what an ethical and moral life that reflects the Torah's teachings will look like. In a series of 53 commandments, Moses lays out commandments that govern the way we lend money, the way we judge people in court, the tremendous damage of b… Read More »

A few hours ago, the Israeli search and rescue teams in Turkey pulled out a 10 year old boy from the rubble, more than 100 hours after the deadly earthquake struck. The child was the 18th person rescued from under the rubble by the IDF search and rescue team.

In the face of this terrible tragedy in which the full scope of the damage is still far from known, and when the numbers we hear are in the tens of thousands, the saving of each individual child, or adult from under the rubble, is a miracle and fills us all with hope and elation.

Meanwhile hundreds of miles away in Jerusalem, a six year old child and a twenty year old young man were brutally murdered today in a ramming attack at a bus stop.

A senseless murder of a tiny … Read More »

Thank you to the almost 60 people who joined us for the Tu B'Shevat Community Shabbat Dinner. Despite the frigid cold outdoors and multiple cancelations, everyone had a truly wonderful time together as we celebrated the Tu B'Shevat Holiday and every thing that it represents.

We are planning another Community Shabbat Dinner for early May and will keep you posted on the details.

Thank you again to the three sponsoring families, Noel & Daniele Raphael, Avi & Suzanne Finder & Dr. Sasha & Angela Litovchick for helping make this happen.