We remember the Holocaust so that good people in our day and age will not fall prey to believing that something so horrible is ever justified.
Please join us for Ridgefield’s Annual Community Observance of Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day), online, April 8, 2021 at 7PM, organized by the Ridgefield Clergy Association and hosted by St. Stephen’s and Congregation Shir Shalom
Please click the link below to join the observance:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85792812168
You can listen by telephone by dialing 646-558-8656.
When prompted, please enter webinar ID: 857 9281 2168
You can also watch over YouTube Live by searching for OurShirShalom
The following words come from a Proclamation from our President:
We honor the memories of precious lives lost, contemplate the incomprehensible wound to our humanity, mourn for the communities broken and scattered, and embrace those who survived the Holocaust — some of whom are still with us today, continuing to embody extraordinary resilience after all these years. Having borne witness to the depths of evil, these survivors remind us of the vital refrain: “never again.” The history of the Holocaust is forever seared into the history of humankind, and it is the shared responsibility of all people to ensure that the horrors of the Shoah can never be erased from our collective memory.
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