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Labor Day is upon us, and while many of our United States friends will be taking the day off for secular reasons, I (Rabbi Jonathan) invite you to enjoy the four “do no work” Holy Days commanded by God. The first, Yom Teruah, also known as Rosh Hashanah, will be celebrated by Messiah Echad at 06:30pm on Monday 06 September, in the private side of Chandler Park. We are talking an epic, trumpet blasting, fire offering making, and fellowship having good time that will get you started right on your ten days of awe and reflection. Second is Yom Kippur, the yearly date we believe God thinks about YOU and either inscribes your name in His book of life, or blots it out… we will discuss that on Wednesday 16 Sept. at 07pm in our Synagogue. And the final two days begin the evening of 20 and 28 Sept., when we honor the days of Sukkot. 
 
I realize this is a lot of information, on top of your probably, already, overwhelming week, month, and year! Rest assured, we are going to make it through this together with grace & forgiveness. Speaking of which, if God has enabled you to reach this season, it is not too late. Mathew 6:14-15Romans 3:21-23, and Mathew 5:23-24 outline why each of us imperfect people should let go of our anger towards others for their misdeeds, BEFORE we ask God to do the same for us. Heaven will likely be a diverse mix of tall and short, black and white, conservative and maybe even liberal people who you currently know. You have worked with these folks, and went to church with them, but do you still muster up a smile when you pass by in HEB? Perhaps we should all work on removing the awkwardness now, instead of waiting ‘till later.  
 
In closing, please continue praying for the leaders of all organizations you interacted with in 2021. #ItHasBeenDifficult. But God is good. Chag Semeach. 

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