Dear Temple Beth Shalom Members and Friends, after the first year of remembrance of October 7, now our minds are on Hurricane Milton advancing toward our community. Our love and concern is with you as you evacuate to a safer area or prepare your home to wait out the storm. With Yom Kippur approaching, the Jewish principle of pikuach nefesh applies — the priority is for your safety and well-being and that of your loved ones. We wish for you:
- That all of us come through the storm safe and well,
- That any damage to your homes and our synagogue building is minimal,
- That you do not lose electricity and other essentials, and if you do; it is only for a short time,
- And that we can come together again soon.
Be on the lookout for any updates about Yom Kippur services in the next 24 hours. Wishing you shalom.
Hurricane Milton
October 8, 2024 by urjtbs • Community, Services
Dear Temple Beth Shalom Members and Friends, after the first year of remembrance of October 7, now our minds are on Hurricane Milton advancing toward our community. Our love and concern is with you as you evacuate to a safer area or prepare your home to wait out the storm. With Yom Kippur approaching, the Jewish principle of pikuach nefesh applies — the priority is for your safety and well-being and that of your loved ones. We wish for you:
Be on the lookout for any updates about Yom Kippur services in the next 24 hours. Wishing you shalom.