We expect our political leaders, faith leaders, and community leaders to take decisive action against the rise of antisemitism in our country. And they must. But we are tired of waiting.

We are tired of listening to voices that expect others to step up while we ourselves do nothing.

We have never been ones for rallies or protests or public demonstrations. We believe, fundamentally, in the quiet power of sharing the beauty of our tradition and the warmth of our community. We believe that when we lower the threshold to entry, good people will see that we are not so different after all.

For this reason, we feel a deep responsibility to help each and every member of our community do something real, so we are hosting Share Shabbat.