This past Sunday, the Chabad Sudbury Hebrew School held an academic year end celebration and award ceremony.
It was the end of a truly amazing year of meaningful learning and fun as well as a positive experience in the Jewish journey of each one of the students.
Thank you to all of the Hebrew School families 
who were able to join us for the celebration this past Sunday. It was a wonderful morning and we loved hearing from the many students who shared poems, short speeches, songs or helped out with the program.
It was especially heartwarming to hear the students express themselves so eloquently in their own words, about what they have learned, loved and been inspired by.
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On behalf of the Chabad Center of Sudbury, we extend a big Mazal Tov to Eric & Kim Schiowitz & Family on the celebration of the Bar Mitzvah of their son Aaron which took place last Sunday at the Chabad Center of Sudbury.
On behalf of the Chabad Center of Sudbury, we would like to wish a big Mazal Tov to Michaela Rosenthal on the occasion of her Bat Mitzvah ceremony which was held this week at the Chabad Center of Sudbury.
On behalf of the Chabad Center of Sudbury, we would like to wish a hearty Mazal Tov to Zak Kashper on the occasion of his Bar Mitzvah which will be held this week at the Chabad Center of Sudbury.
Have you ever wondered why the Jewish people received the Torah and the Ten Commandments in the desert, rather than in some built up city or perhaps at least once they arrived in the Land of Israel?
Starting last Friday night, we enjoyed a Shabbat Israel Dinner to which more than 75 people attended. The fun evening which was mostly geared towards adults and teens, included delicious Shabbat Food with some Israeli twists, stories, songs and so much more. It was generously sponsored by Dr. Brian & Nancy Schwartz who were celebrating their 32nd wedding anniversary. (More community Shabbat Dinners are in the works).
Besides Shabbat Services & Sunday School which are weekly events that draw great crowds, the fun continued on Tuesday with a beautiful and huge turnout at the Lag Baomer Celebration. 
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Imagine incoming rocket sirens going off and you know that your little toddlers have sixty to ninety seconds to get to the bomb shelters with their teachers, and you are blocks away.
All too often we seem to feel that whoever seems to shout the loudest is the one who will be heard. Yet influence on others is not simply about shouting or screaming, in fact sometimes doing that can backfire.