On Sukkot we place ourselves into the Sukkah, the temporary dwelling space that we call home for a little over a week. As we commemorate our ancestors’ Exodus from Egypt and their wilderness wandering, we pause from the routines of our lives and reflect on all that we cherish and appreciate. 

Joining with family and friends, we take time to dwell together in Sukkot, celebrating as the Israelites did during Temple times. We continue our ancestors’ tradition of demonstrating gratitude and sharing our blessings with others.  

This Shabbat Hol HaMoed Sukkot, join us for a spirited communal dinner in the Sukkah following our Shabbat Festival service.