From the pages of Kadima, the newsletter of Congregation Adas Emuno (literally this time, this page was so nice, we thought we'd share it here in its entirety):
As we prepare for the holidays of Hanukkah and Thanksgiving, it is only fitting that we take a moment to look back towards Simchat Torah and the wonderful culmination of this amazing Mitzvah Project.
At the start of this holiday season, we might well recall that Simchat Torah marks the end of the eight-day Sukkot celebration, that Hanukkah began as a delayed observance of the Sukkot festival, and that this year we indeed have much to be thankful for!
As we prepare for the holidays of Hanukkah and Thanksgiving, it is only fitting that we take a moment to look back towards Simchat Torah and the wonderful culmination of this amazing Mitzvah Project.
At the start of this holiday season, we might well recall that Simchat Torah marks the end of the eight-day Sukkot celebration, that Hanukkah began as a delayed observance of the Sukkot festival, and that this year we indeed have much to be thankful for!
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