Over the past months, relatively low rates of COVID-19 in our local communities have helped us safely engage in an increasing amount of on campus activity and have fostered a culture in which we are accustomed to increasing activity on campus. However, community rates of COVID-19 are now rising. The 384 Campus Medical Advisory Group
For many people in this country, especially for working parents with young children, these last months have been the fullest they’ve ever experienced—juggling childcare with conference calls; trying to meet professional deadlines and expectations while also Zoom-schooling and meal preparing; waiting for bedtime not as a break, but as the rare opportunity to focus entirely
Providing ample space for the community to participate in the Mitzvah of Succah and maintaining COVID-19 safety this year is challenging. Please recognize that any activity with other people does carry an element of risk. We ask that you follow these rules in order to minimize that risk but understand that we cannot guarantee that
Rabbi Hamilton delivers a sermon over Rosh Hashanah from our sanctuary with a message of unity and togetherness despite the year that was.