First Time In History... A Torah Written In Israel
Specifically for the MetroWest-South
Jewish Community

And YOU are invited to attend the

Torah Completion & Welcome Ceremony

Sunday, August 30, 2015 at 3pm.
Cocktail hour followed by buffet dinner.

Admission: Free of charge. Registration form below
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THIS ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME-EVENT IS OPEN TO THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY! FOR REFORM, CONSERVATIVE, ORTHODOX, OR ANY JEW THAT MOVES!!!

For more info: Call (508) 473-1299, or email [email protected]

The community Torah has been initiated through the generosity of the LABKOWSKI/KORIK family, in memory of YISROEL YOSEF & YEHOSHUA BEN ISSER.

Click here for a video message from Mayim Bialik.

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Part 1: Personal info

Part 2 (optional):  Endow a part of the Torah.
(If you're not endowing anything, scroll to the bottom & click "submit.")

The Torah is our most precious item, sustaining the Jewish people throughout history. Every Jew, regardless of background or knowledge, is compared to a letter in the Torah,  which corresponds to his/her soul and spiritual identity. In fact, it is a great Mitzvah for each person to write their own Torah.

By endowing/sponsoring a letter, word, verse, portion or book in a Torah - for yourself, your family, you friends, and departed loved ones - it is as if you have written your own Torah. 

Be a Part of It!  Use the (optional) form below to endow a letter, word, verse, chapter, portion or book in this comUNITY  Torah. Both children and adults can participate in this mitzvah.

This is also an opportunity to honor someone by donating in their name.

Please Note:
• Any sponsor of $360 or more will give you the opportunity to assist the scribe with writing one of the last letters in the Torah at the completion ceremony. 

• Any sposor of $770 or more will assist the scribe with writing a letter AND will have their family name inscribed on the Torah's "mantel" (coat). 

• All participants will be acknowledged with a beautiful certificate affirming their part/endowment in the Torah.