10th Annual World Wide Wrap

Start Superbowl Sunday Off With a Prayer

World Wide Wrap

Sunday morning February 7th

· Adults (Men and Women) 9:00 am in Marcus Chapel.

· 5th, 6th, and 7th grades with parents 9:30 am in the
Sagel Chapel in school.

· Step by step instruction on how to put on tefillin

· Plenty of extra sets of tefillin available to use

  • Get your tefillin adjusted. Rabbi Avnit is scheduled to attend

· Fantastic breakfast to follow both services

IMPORTANT: CLICK HERE TO RSVP
SO WE CAN COUNT HOW MANY WRAPPERS WILL BE ATTENDING!  
It will also help us know how many extra tefillin sets will be needed.

 

Sponsored by the Adath Israel Brotherhood 

 

Tidbits about Tefillin:
 

The word tefillin is translated phylacteries in English. This word derives from the Greek φυλάσσειν (phylassein), meaning "to guard against evil" or "to protect," suggesting a protective amulet.

But the Hebrew word tefillin is related to the word tefilah (prayer) and the Greek term was not used in Jewish circles.

Modern Jews generally prefer the word "tefillin." (As Rabbi Telushkin puts it, "I have never met a Jew who puts on Tefillin who calls them "phylacteries.")