We reach out with love and sadness as we announce our doors will remain closed through the end of July. We value our regular consultation with public health experts who provide the best guidance in a rapidly-changing landscape. Our Minnesota Rabbinical Association has unanimously affirmed similar guidance among its 42 member rabbis who recognize the peak of Covid-19 has yet to come. Our congregation has been called upon and quoted as an example of sound leadership in this time of uncertainty.
Our congregation's strength continues to be evident every hour of every day; from the enormous success of the Annual benefit to the flurry of activity in our daily minyanim, classes, and Shabbat offerings. We remain OneAdath. If you haven't joined us yet, please see our weekly schedule, including our new Shabbat morning experience that includes kiddush as a time to see one another and catch up. BYOB- bring your own bagel.
Nothing can replicate being together in person, but we navigate this time with the steady, creative, and thoughtful leadership team Adath is known for. We adapt now as our tradition has always adapted, facing wilderness in Torah to wilderness in exile with resilience. As we prepare to gather at Mount Sinai for the holiday of Shavuot, we pray that the giving of Torah finds us this year in good health and peace.
With gratitude, Barb Fishman, President Rabbi Harold Kravitz Rabbi Aaron Weininger Hazzan Joanna Dulkin Miranda Weisbuch, Executive Director
If you have questions or concerns about our response to COVID-19, please contact us at adathresponse@adath.net or 952.545.2424
