Rabbi Howard Morrison

As many of you know, we are planning a solidarity mission to Israel arriving in Israel on Yom Ha'Atzmaut. We will devote eight nights and nine days to our mission. On this past Tuesday night, our chapel was filled with interested people. In addition, a number of others joined on livestream.

Four goals are in mind:

1. To offer help and support
2. To learn from recognized dignitaries 
3. To see impacted sites and meet with impacted people
4. To serve as witness and bring back testimony

I strongly suggest you consider joining us. The itinerary, pricing information, registration and payment links, are all accessible on the shul website.

We do need at least 20 paying participants to make our mission viable. If a meaningful refundable deposit is made in the coming days, we will know and be able to further promote the viability of Beth Emeth coming to Israel soon.

The Beth Emeth Israel solidarity mission is open to all and not exclusive to synagogue members.

From prior solidarity missions that I know of from the U.S. and Canada, our Israeli brothers and sisters desperately want to see us, share their stories with us, and help us to communicate with our local Diaspora neighbors.

Let us not only sing but see in action the words of Am Yisrael Chai.

Shabbat Shalom,
Rabbi Howard Morrison