TOGETHER AGAIN on OCTOBER 21-24, 2021

MAKE SHABBAT SAN DIEGO YOURS!

CHALLAH BAKE:

(Thursday, October 21st)

We will be having a few in person bakes through out town with limited capacity and following all CDC guidelines. As we as a virtual bake for community to join in from home.

IF YOU ARE JOINING US VIRTUALLY PLEASE MAKE SURE TO HAVE YOUR INGREDIENTS READING

SSD's challah recipe
1 Tbsp Dry Yeast
1/2 cup Sugar
1 cup Water
1 tsp Salt
1/3 cup Oil
2 Eggs
4-41/2 cups Flour
1 Egg Yolk beaten for glazing

Shabbat Meals:

(October 22nd&23rd)

Please take this time to reach out to a family or friend you haven't spoken to in awhile and let them know WE ARE UNITED and NO ONE IS ALONE

Saturday Evening:

(October 23rd)

SATURDAY EVENING:
(October 23rd 2021)
UNITY HAVDALAH CELEBRATION

Please Join Us as we say good bye to Shabbat and welcome in the new week, Shavua Tov.

Shabbat San Diego will be kicking off Tapestry Saturday evening with a beautiful Havdalah (to be there in person please registered for Tapestry by clicking HERE.

**Havdalah will also be shared visually for all to join!

Community Day of Learning:

(October 24th)

6th Annual Tapestry: A Community Celebration of Jewish Learning

Tapestry brings together hundreds of people from diverse ages and backgrounds, learning styles and interests for a weekend of learning and inspiration. This year Tapestry will be entirely virtual, bringing you an incredible host of speakers, community leaders, and educators from all around the world.

**Click HERE to register for Tapestry

Shabbat San Diego Oct. 21-24, 2021

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COMMENTS FROM 2018 SHABBAT SAN DIEGO EVENT ATTENDEES

“Unity in the face of a tragedy during the events was so powerful. The attendance of events was off the chart this year and so many felt the sense of unity, community and belonging!”

“Each event was meaningful, spiritual, loving, warm, and friendly. Great sense of togetherness. We needed it.”

“I’ve attended the Challah Bake every year since its inception. I enjoy being together as a community and knowing I’m taking part in this global celebration!”

“All of these events made us feel connected with our community and Jewish heritage.”

“PLEASE, Have more events throughout the year!”

“Is it next year yet?”

Be part of International Shabbat in 101 countries!

“MORE THAN THE JEWS HAVE KEPT SHABBAT,

SHABBAT HAS KEPT THE JEWS”

-Ahad Ha’am

Shabbat San Diego is an independent grassroots level community-wide, inclusive and egalitarian organization of volunteers dedicated to encouraging the entire San Diego Jewish community to participate in a unique, international Jewish identity event that inspires all Jews to experience Shabbat together. The International Unity Shabbat will take place in more than 1500 cities and 101 countries and 10 languages around the globe. Once again, we’ve added a Community Day of Learning, Tapestry on October 24th in conjunction with the LFJCC and Partners in Torah which will explore diverse aspects of Jewish thought and practice.

#ShabbatCanDoThat

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INTERNATIONAL UNITY SHABBAT

We strive to ensure that every denomination, affiliation, ideology and political persuasion is fully engaged, involved and genuinely welcome.

We are about to embark on an inclusive, meaningful experience as individuals, as families and as a local community connecting with worldwide Jewry. On October 21-24, 2021 about two million Jews in over 1,500 cities in 101 countries and speaking over 10 language around the world will join as one in celebrating a traditional, cohesive and momentous Shabbat.

San Diego’s 130 local congregations, community organizations, schools and youth groups have united under the Shabbat San Diego umbrella to plan a unique three-day experience to inspire more than 20,000 San Diegans to join in a complete traditional, open, inclusive and fully educational Shabbat experience.