Shloshim: An evening of connection, reflection, and processing

In Judaism, following shiva, the primary seven-day mourning period, there is a secondary period of mourning at the thirty day mark called Shloshim (which is Hebrew for 30). This Monday marks thirty days since the October 7th attack on Israel. Join us as we come together to mourn for the innocent lives lost and keep those who are still being held hostage in Gaza in our prayers.

There will be an opportunity for song and prayer as we light a yahrzeit candle for the innocent lives lost followed by a space to process how we're feeling after one of the darkest months in Jewish history.

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