Dear Friends,
As we welcome the year 5787, we look forward to gathering once again for a meaningful and uplifting High Holidays experience at OTC.
The High Holidays invite us to pause, reflect, and renew our connection to what matters most, our faith, our families, and our community. Over the past year, OTC has continued to be a place where Jewish life is vibrant, meaningful, and accessible to all. From holiday celebrations and educational programs to family events, youth activities, and weekly Shabbat experiences, we have been privileged to bring people of all ages and backgrounds together in a warm and welcoming environment.
As we look ahead to the coming year, I invite you to renew your membership or become a member of OTC for the first time. Membership is more than an annual contribution, it is a statement of belonging and a commitment to the strength and future of Jewish life in our community. Your support helps ensure that OTC remains a welcoming and vibrant centre for learning, celebration, and connection. Family membership is $1,000 annually and includes $360 toward High Holiday seating. Click here to fill out our secure online form.
One of the values that defines OTC is that our doors are open to everyone. We have never turned anyone away because of financial circumstances, and we remain committed to Chabad's welcoming approach: no assigned seats, no tickets, and no barriers to participation. At the same time, membership plays a vital role in sustaining this vision. It allows us to continue serving our community with warmth, dignity, and excellence while meeting the increasing demands and opportunities that lie ahead. To all those who have supported OTC in the past through membership, thank you. Your partnership has helped build the warm and thriving community we are proud to call home.
We look forward to welcoming you and your family for the High Holidays and throughout the coming year. May Hashem bless you and your loved ones with a year filled with health, happiness, blessing, and peace.
Please click here to reserve your High Holidays Seats
Wishing you a Shana Tova U'Metuka, a happy, healthy, and sweet New Year.
Rabbi Menachem M. Blum
