Hi,
I may not be on the level of the Yom Kippur Drunk (click
here for the story) (and it isn't recommended for pre-fast - even if you are 21+), but I would still like to bring to your attention the following:
After Yom Kippur tmrw we continue full steam ahead to the openly joyous festival of Sukkot, continued and culminated by Shemini Atzeret and Simchas Torah. We look forward to getting inspired together on Yom Kippur, and pumping it up Sukkot style afterwards! Stay tuned for details, or sneak
a peek here :-)
During Yom Kippur of old, one High Priest, serving one G-d, in G-d's one Temple, on His one holiest day, would beseech Him on behalf of His one people. Today, one person, making one good resolution, doing one good deed—can change the entire world.
This Yom Kippur, you hold the keys to the world's future.
Your good deed, your primal cry from the depths of your soul, can penetrate the Gates of Heaven.
We hope the array of content available on our site helps, too.
Chanie and I would like to personally invite you to Yom Kippur services. Below is a schedule of services ( services at Hillel 15th & Norris - 2nd floor. Break-fast with Hillel - 3rd floor ). Hope
to see you there, and have an easy fast!!
May you and your family be inscribed sealed in the Book of Life for goodness, kindness, health & prosperity.
-Rabbi Baruch Kantor
P.S. This Wednesday evening (October 8th) Sukkot will begin, we invite you to join us at Chabad for Dinner in the Sukkah 7:00pm. RSVP here www.chabadtemple.com/shabbat
Also, Save the date!! BBQ at the Chabad Sukkah Monday October 13th 5:00-6:30pm , and Simchat Torah is the evening of October 16th!
One last thing: Registration for THE INTERNATIONAL SHABBATON in NYC is open, register now at jewishweekend.org!!
