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Today we ask for mercy. Will you give it? Here are 3 tips for the Jewish new year


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Today we ask for mercy. Will you give it?
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Here are 3 tips for the Jewish new year

3 Tips for You!

As the shofar sounds and the Book of Life opens, we step into one of the most important days of the Jewish year.

Here are three meaningful ways to begin it:

1. Pray From the Heart

Begin the year with heartfelt prayers for your family, for Israel, and for the world.

2. Reflect and Renew

Leave behind last year’s burdens, seek forgiveness, and step into the new year with a fresh spirit.

3. Feed the Hungry in Israel

These are the Days of Awe, when God calls us to repentance and mercy. For many Israelis, Rosh Hashanah begins with a simpler question:

Will there be enough food on the table?

Families across Israel struggle to afford the basics. When the holiday arrives, those worries do not disappear. If you would like to begin the year with an act of kindness, you can help put food on an Israeli family’s table today.

Your gift can provide a holiday meal, fill a family’s cupboard, and take one worry off their shoulders.

Two Ways You Can Help Right Now

With one act of mercy, you feed the hungry and invite God’s blessing into your own life.

$70

Rosh Hashanah meal: A seat at the holiday table for someone who would otherwise go without.

$150

Food basket: Holiday staples delivered directly to a family's door.

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