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Ushpizin for Each Day of Sukkot!

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What are we supposed to do with Sukkot this year?

 

One of the centerpieces of Sukkot, in addition to the lulav and the etrog, is being with others. We hope that Temple families are safe during this time when keeping our distance is the order of the day.

 

While there will not be a communal Sukkah at Temple, Rabbi Andy will be providing a daily showcase conversation from his Sukkah with guests from Greensboro and beyond, some with very deep roots at Temple Emanuel. This keeps with the time-honored Jewish custom of welcoming special guests, or Ushpizin and Ushpizot, into our Sukkah. The only difference this year is that rather than this happening in-person at a specific time, you can do this from the safety of your own Sukkah or home. In addition to tuning in, we hope that you will also share a piece of Temple’s story and hospitality with others.

 

A new recording will appear each day of Sukkot at 5:00 p.m. on Temple’s Facebook page and website.  Scroll down to find the daily links!

 

And stay tuned for more information on Simchat Torah which will take place Live on Zoom on Sunday morning, October 11th, at 10:00 AM.

 

Chag Sameach!

Sukkot 

Friday, October 2

6:30 p.m. - Shabbat Sukkot Service

Live from Rabbi Andy's Sukkah on Zoom

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Yizkor

Saturday, October 10

5:45 p.m. - Yizkor Service (Live on Zoom)

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Simchat Torah

Sunday, October 11

10:00 a.m. - Simchat Torah Service on Zoom

1st day of Sukkot (Saturday, October 3)

Featuring Seymour Levin

 

2nd day of Sukkot (Sunday, October 4)

Featuring Hillel in the Triad

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3rd day of Sukkot (Monday, October 5)

Featuring Vickie Kilimanjaro

 

4th day of Sukkot (Tuesday, October 6)

Rabbi Susan Silverman

 

5th day of Sukkot (Wednesday, October 7)

Councilwoman, Nancy Hoffmann

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6th day of Sukkot (Thursday, October 8)

Greensboro Faith Leaders' Council members

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7th day of Sukkot (Friday, October 9)

Neil Belenky

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8th day of Sukkot (Saturday, October 10)

Rabbi Raphael Asher

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As a diverse congregation, we explore Jewish traditions, culture, rituals, and history in a warm environment that is inclusive, relevant, and inspirational. Preschooler or retiree, teen or mother, survivor or corporate climber, there are meaningful services, ceremonies and engaging events for everyone.

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Website Photo Credit: Ivan Saul Cutler

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1129 Jefferson Rd

Greensboro, North Carolina 27410

*Offices at Jefferson Road Campus

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