Congregational Trip to Israel
As promised, here's to begin the planning process for a mid-year congregational Israel trip! Conditions are favorable, congregations and nonprofits are returning to Israel, air carriers are restoring service, and my very risk-averse tour team is buzzing with trips from U.S. congregations and nonprofits. Even so, safety and comfort are the top considerations... and we need 20 people (whether Shir Ami members or friends outside) to make a trip "work."
Please fill out this brief online survey ASAP – not a commitment yet, just to gauge potential interest. It lays out a few options to help me best serve, including the possibility of a short delay or a long delay, as well as optional trip extensions to Eilat/Petra. While it's premature to nail down all details until we know we have the numbers to travel, the link offers more information and hopefully answers basic questions. If there are others, please contact me at [email protected].
Thank you for your responses. Again, here's the link.
B'shalom – Rabbi D.
As promised, here's to begin the planning process for a mid-year congregational Israel trip! Conditions are favorable, congregations and nonprofits are returning to Israel, air carriers are restoring service, and my very risk-averse tour team is buzzing with trips from U.S. congregations and nonprofits. Even so, safety and comfort are the top considerations... and we need 20 people (whether Shir Ami members or friends outside) to make a trip "work."
Please fill out this brief online survey ASAP – not a commitment yet, just to gauge potential interest. It lays out a few options to help me best serve, including the possibility of a short delay or a long delay, as well as optional trip extensions to Eilat/Petra. While it's premature to nail down all details until we know we have the numbers to travel, the link offers more information and hopefully answers basic questions. If there are others, please contact me at [email protected].
Thank you for your responses. Again, here's the link.
B'shalom – Rabbi D.