New Beginnings: Why I Observe Tishlach

Service Description:

At sundown on this day, many millions begin to celebrate a new year, on Rosh Hashanah. We all have the opportunity at this time to engage in introspection, cast off our misgivings of the past year, and make resolutions to have a better year. A First Parish member reflects on why he observes Tishlach, a part of Rosh Hashanah. 
 
Bring yourself, family, and friends, and a bottle of water representing a special summer memory to pour into the common vessel.

Speaker Bio:

Bill Sevrens has been a member of First Parish for a number of years and has always observed the turning of the year in the autumn, at Rosh Hashanah time.

NOTE: This service will meet in person and also be broadcast on Zoom. Facemasks are currently optional in the First Parish Stoughton building. For the health of all in our community, please attend online if you are ill.

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