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Community Messages for Rosh Hashanah 2022
Jewish Atlanta shares why they are grateful for the 5783 New Year.
For our annual Rosh Hashanah issue, we asked members of the Jewish community to share why they value being back to in-person social, business and family affairs. Several commented on the ongoing pandemic, and how it has caused them to change and become more flexible. Many commented on the importance of community engagement and their relationships with family members, business partners and friends.
Robyn Spizman Gerson
Rabbi Ari Kaiman
David Ostrowsky
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- Rabbi Spike Anderson
- Arlene Appelrouth
- Chuck and Bonnie Berk
- Rabbi Michael Bernstein
- Terri Bonoff
- Cheryl Dorchinsky
- Rabbi Daniel Dorsch
- Elana Frank
- Sherry Frank
- Robyn Spizman Gerson
- Rabbi Brian Glusman
- Rabbi Arnold M. Goodman
- Jeffrey Gopen
- Rabbi Joshua Heller
- Meliss Jakubovic
- Rabbi Ari Kaiman
- Rabbi Josh Hearshen
- Lauren Henderson
- Susanne Katz Karlick
- Mitchell Kaye
- Rabbi Michael Lapidus
- Mike Leven
- Rabbi Shalom Lewis
- Allen H. Lipis
- Rabbi Rachael Klein Miller
- Rabbi Hillel Norry
- David Ostrowsky
- Jody Pollack
- Fran Putney
- Eric Robbins
- Flora Rosefsky
- Sheri Rosenblum
- Rabbi Laurence Rosenthal
- Ray Alyssa Rothman
- Rabbi Neil Sandler
- Gayle Rubenstein
- Shaindle Schmukler
- Dena Shusterman
- Rabbi Beth Schwartz
- Terry Segal
- Rabbi Larry Sernovitz
- Rabbi Alexandria Shuval-Weiner
- Rabbi Albert L. Slomovitz
- rabbi adam starr
- Ken Stein
- Rabbi Donald A. Tam
- The Temple Clergy
- Alla Umanskiy
- rachel wasserman
- Renee Werbin
- Melissa Wikoff
- Dov Wilker
- Rabbi Mark Zimmerman
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