Friends, • The Sign is up RSVP for the Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting: With gratitude to Hashem and much excitement, we continue to make meaningful progress. This milestone represents not just a building, but the realization of our community's shared vision and dedication. Together, we are creating a sacred space where Torah learning, prayer, and celebration will flourish for years to come. Rabbi Kushi Schusterman |
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I wasn’t connected to my Judaism, and I’m not some big philanthropist. A few years ago, I reached out to Harford Chabad to get a mezuzah and ended up on the email list. That one little step, just asking for a mezuzah, sparked something deeper. You inspired me. Your weekly emails gave me this steady drip of Jewish meaning. I found myself looking forward to them. Then a few months ago, I bumped into Rabbi Kushi at a local event. That chance meeting reignited something inside. It helped me and my daughters feel more connected, more proud to be Jewish. Little by little, we started doing more mitzvahs. It all started with that mezuzah and the connection just kept growing. That’s what led me here. I decided to dedicate the Main Entrance Mezuzah at the new Harford Chabad in honor of my family, the Canner Family. I wanted to stretch myself. I wanted to be part of something real. This wasn’t about recognition or status. It is my way of saying: I’m in. I belong. Now, every person who walks into the building will pass by that mezuzah. For someone else, that might be the moment Jewish connection begins —just like it was for me. Look how powerful one mitzvah can be—and how it can open countless doors. |