Every Shabbat, Rabbi Dean asks us to reflect on what we are grateful for and because this Thursday marked another trip around the sun for me I want to share a little of my gratitude.
First, after a long two years of Covid isolation we have been able to meet in person to celebrate Purim and to pray together for Shabbat services.
Second, I am pleased to see the installation of our new HVAC system begin. Soon, we will be warm in winter and cool in summer.
Third, after the long hiatus I was able to direct a play and I am grateful that the play was appreciated by audiences and critics.
Fourth, I am grateful to be part of our TBH community. The last two years have been a challenge, but we have stayed together and supported each other.
Finally, I am grateful for my family and friends, especially our granddaughter Zoe, and of course my wonderful wife Mercedes.
From the President – April 1,2022
April 1, 2022 by tbhrich • president
Every Shabbat, Rabbi Dean asks us to reflect on what we are grateful for and because this Thursday marked another trip around the sun for me I want to share a little of my gratitude.
First, after a long two years of Covid isolation we have been able to meet in person to celebrate Purim and to pray together for Shabbat services.
Second, I am pleased to see the installation of our new HVAC system begin. Soon, we will be warm in winter and cool in summer.
Third, after the long hiatus I was able to direct a play and I am grateful that the play was appreciated by audiences and critics.
Fourth, I am grateful to be part of our TBH community. The last two years have been a challenge, but we have stayed together and supported each other.
Finally, I am grateful for my family and friends, especially our granddaughter Zoe, and of course my wonderful wife Mercedes.
If I am not for myself, who will be for me?
If I am not for others, what am I?
And if not now, when? -Rabbi Hillel
~ Michael R Cohen, President, Temple Beth Hillel