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A Moment in Time: Getting Back on Track

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September 11, 2020
Dear all,
Ron and I recently took a well needed few days away. It was an opportunity to connect, celebrate a year of fatherhood, and dream a little. We found ourselves walking along a rail line, and (of course) it made me think about the upcoming Jewish Holy Days. This is the time of year we strive to get back on track.
How?
Creating opportunities to be with loved ones.
Engaging in real dialogue about local and national policies.
Reaching out to neighbors – just to check in.
Listening to the voice of God – who may be calling from surprising places.
Harnessing the light in our own souls.
After Ron took this photo … it was then that I saw the sign that said, “No Trespassing, Keep Away.”
I supposed there is no time like this present moment in time to get back on track! I think I’ll start by being more cognizant of the law!
With love and shalom,
Rabbi Zach Shapiro
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