Today we gathered—in our Sukkat Shalom and across the street at First Unitarian—hearts open, voices rising, souls searching. On Yom Kippur, the walls that separate us fall away, and what remains is the strength of community, the weight of tradition, and the hope of transformation.
Teshuvah. The courage to turn, to return, to begin again.
Tefillah. The power of prayer that binds us across generations.
Tzedakah. The call to justice and generosity that reminds us we belong to one another.
May the spirit of this sacred day linger in our hearts, guiding us toward compassion, courage, and peace. 
