A Call To Appreciate
While not all situations call for the recitation of Sheh’heh’cheh’yanu, many present excellent opportunities for appreciation and gratitude to God.
Call
If you are going to be late getting home, call your spouse as soon as you know there will be a delay.
Call Now
Call your local synagogue to find out where you can acquire a lulav and etrog. Find out if a synagogue near you is participating in Sukkot Across America.
Remember to Call
Don’t miss the opportunity to put a smile on your mother’s face.
Give A Call
In addition to wishing you mom a Happy Mother's Day, send such greetings to the other mothers in your life.
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