Dear Friends,
Do you live in a box? Hey, maybe I live in a box?
In truth you, me and everyone else that we know usually all live in some kind of “box”. I don’t mean in a Cardboard Box, I mean a box that we create for ourselves whose walls are made up of our perceptions, awareness, experiences, reality and choices that we choose to focus on throughout the year.
Rosh Hashanah is all about climbing out of our box and seeing the broader and bigger picture. It is not about you climbing into my box or me climbing into your box, it is about thinking outside of our “virtual box”, about our choices and actions of the previous year, about what we truly want the future year to look like, and about reflecting on how can make a positive difference to the world around us.
It’s time to step back and step up and see and approach things from a different vantage point.
For over 3000 years, Jews have stepped back each Rosh Hashanah and taken the time to reflect, pray, celebrate and eat Gefilte Fish. 2015 should be no different, and you too can join the long ancient but relevant tradition.
Why come to Chabad services?
In light of the above, I would love to invite each one of you and any Jewish person that is out there, to join us for Rosh Hashanah as we celebrate our heritage and the New Year, and climb out of our “box” and think about life and the world around us in a different manner.
What not to Expect
- A rigid room full of Black Hats (white ones and pink ones will also be there :))
- People with horns (an occasional deer may pass by).
- High Cost Tickets Seats
What to Expect
Instead when you come to Chabad of Sudbury’s services, you will find a warm atmosphere, traditional and inspiring melodies, prayers in Hebrew and English, bilingual prayer books, great children’s program, educational and inspiring snippets and anecdotes that will be shared throughout the services, and a great Kiddush Luncheon at the end.
Guaranteed: To be Inspired, ReJEWvenated for the New Year, and walk away with a positive and uplifting experience for you and your family
Cost: Free, your contributions are appreciated.
For more info visit us at www.chabadsudbury.com
Hey, if you can't join us for the services, feel free to join us at the Shofar & Tashlich at the Grist Mill on Monday at 5pm or at the Wingate at Sudbury at 4:30pm on Tuesday, or at the Rosh Hashanah Community Dinner.
Good Shabbos and Shana Tova
Yisroel