Rosh Hashana is never early nor late, but falls every year on the first and second of Tishrei on the Hebrew calendar. Having said that, most of us in the United States are bound to the Gregorian calendar and the first day of Rosh Hashana 2021 will fall on September 7, the day after Labor Day…
My Rosh Hashanah machzor (prayer book) spells out the following at the conclusion of the evening prayer service: “After the services it is customary to greet friends with the following greeting: L’Shana tova…” A greetings cheat sheet – I love it.
Judaism offers many greeting oppor…
Thank you!
We just enjoyed the best Super Sunday in years.
- More people picked up their phones and responded “yes” than in the past several years.
- We raised more funds than in several previous years.
- More people increased their gifts this year over the previous year.
- Perhaps …
For a long time, Jewish Federations were known almost exclusively as fundraising organizations. In fact, Federations’ fundraising prowess is the butt of several jokes to include the infamous punchline, “Don’t worry, they’ll find us. We haven’t made our UJA pledge yet this year.” …
