Celebrate Sukkot with us, as we gather for a joyous and meaningful service that marks the beginning of this festive harvest holiday. Our Sukkot service will begin at 10 AM in our sanctuary, featuring traditional prayers, uplifting music, and the ceremonial waving of the lulav and etrog. Later, join us in the sukkah for kiddush. Led by Rabbi White, the service will focus on themes of gratitude, celebration, and the importance of community. We’ll also reflect on the historical significance of Sukkot, commemorating the Israelites' journey through the desert and their reliance on divine protection. Join us as we embrace the spirit of Sukkot, come together in our sukkah, and share in the warmth and joy of this special holiday.