February 7, 2014
By bethmordecai
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Dear Hevreh,
In just a few days many of you will be receiving a thick envelope in the mail from the congregation, if you haven’t already. This envelope is not your ordinary shul reminder. It does not contain a bill or a yahrtzeit letter or even a thank you note. No, this envelope constitutes a promise to remember where we came from as we move towards where we are going.
See, this envelope contains all of the information you will need about our upcoming Homecoming Weekend on March 14-16, including highlights (like our Schmooze Cruise and Brunch with Rabbis Barry Dov Schwartz and Melinda Zalma), scheduling, and registration forms. But more importantly, embedded within all of these details is the desire to bring our past closer to our present as we build towards our future. Beth Mordecai has an illustrious past with lots of great stories from its Unique Torah over the past 119 years and when we combine those stories, as lived by the people who experienced them, with the ones we are writing for today’s Beth Mordecai, there is no telling how beautiful the story — the Unique Torah — of Beth Mordecai can become.
And if you don’t want to wait for the envelope to arrive but would rather open it early like an anticipated birthday/Hanukkah gift…
You can also register for the weekend DIRECTLY ONLINE or by mailing in the downloaded registration form.
Shabbat Shalom,
Rabbi Ari Saks
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