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Stay-at-home Order Won't Stop Spread of Kindness During SevenDays Event

SevenDays events move online
SevenDays events move online, but mission of spreading kindness doesn't change
April 6, 2020
Karen Ridder ׀ The Kansas City Star
SevenDays Art Show 2020
Creating Ripples of Kindness in the Wake of Tragedy
February 27, 2020
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A Special Bond with the Chiefs
February 2, 2020
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Timeline PhotosHappy Rosh Hashanah to our Jewish friends!

Rosh Hashanah (translated directly as the "Head of the Year") is the Jewish New Year, or the "birthday of the world." One of the common symbols of this important Jewish High Holiday is the round challah. Throughout the year, challah is enjoyed on Friday evenings to welcome Shabbat and is usually an oval loaf. On Rosh Hashanah, challahs are braided into rounds to symbolize making ourselves, and the world, more whole. A circle has no beginning or end, so a round challah expresses hope for a year of infinite blessings.

Challah and apples are then traditionally dipped in honey, symbolizing hope for a sweet New Year. SevenDays® wishes a sweet New Year to all of you!

Learn more about Rosh Hashanah at buff.ly/2MOMcJZ and find great information and activities for kids at buff.ly/2RDy9XB. ... See MoreSee Less

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