
26:03
please mute everyone

26:55
Jennifer are you going to send out the slides after the webinar?

27:19
The speaker can mute all Don’t depend on 200 jews to be quiet

28:33
cannot hear

30:11
Will we be able to get copies of all slides?

30:48
Yes, we will be sending out this powerpoint presentation as well as a recording

30:55
Is everyone able to see the slide? I can’t.

32:54
Can you speak louder please

33:01
One is ongoing

33:02
Task force is focused on one specific issue

33:05
Task Forces are typically short term

33:05
short-term (task) vs long-term goals (committee)

33:08
The other has a definitive end

33:10
Committee is more long term

33:11
Task force is more focused on short term

33:12
Task Force deals with a specific item…narrow scoper

33:12
I would think task force is for a specific

33:13
FOCUS

33:13
A task force is temporary

33:14
actionoriented

33:15
Task force comes up with a specific plan for this occasion. (Plus, I have a key member who will not serve on a committee, but did agree to be part of my task force!)

33:16
task force easier decision making

33:17
Task force is temporary and has a large broad vision

33:18
has one clear goal

33:19
A committee is ongoing, but a task force is brought together to address a particular need

33:19
task force is highly focused toward a specific goal

33:20
Committee is ongoing

33:22
Action versus ideas

33:23
Task force specific program/issue. Committee higher level vision and policies.

33:24
task force is time bound

33:25
TF is more focused

33:30
Focused and limited to the problem

33:30
A task force is more goal oriented for a specific mission

33:33
Task force is laser focused.

33:33
wider range than just ritual, building, fundraising etc.

33:37
Task Force…Critical issues

33:37
task force goes into details and specifics of the goals

33:37
RC is for addressing ongoing and established practices; Task force is goal driven with change in mind

33:39
Strategic planning vs. implementation

33:39
task force often have professionals with expertise

33:40
task force is topic specific

33:40
Committee mostly discusses; Task force seeks a specific goal/project. Talk vs. action

33:40
Task Force specific to an area within a committee's pervue

33:42
task force: task orientation

33:49
task force members have specific expertise

33:53
limited in time and purpose

34:03
task force may be comprised of experts that wouldn't necessarily be on a committee

34:05
Committee has leader/chair; task force is group working together to solve issue

34:06
should be small and manageable and malleable

34:09
Task Force…..Critical issues

34:10
Task forces include representatives of other, more-narrowly focused committees.

34:13
composed of experts

34:37
task force may include people from the community vs. congregation

35:29
BTW, we are in process of renaming "Ritual Committee" to "Religious Life Team" to focus on proactive activities as well as on-going issues - how do we grow as a religious institution, as individuals.

35:52
YES - you will get copies of this power point

36:09
it is being recorded and will be posted

36:18
it will be shared at the end

37:56
Doesn't this apply to EVERY committee?

38:08
Or 30 years ago, or 50...

38:08
yes, Scott

38:10
On Task Force, need to include Break the Fast chairperson.

38:45
So someone senior, active and with experience that won’t tell us what was done 15 years ago?

38:49
what was the name of this webinar?

40:45
small congregation 50plus member families median age 70, all sounds good how to put into practice

41:58
you will also get a document with suggested participants and questions to think about. It will be usuable by all high holiday task forces based on your capacity . developing your synagogue High Holiday task force is the title

41:59
very small, very senior congregation. technology has been a heavy lift with a very few able to provide tech support

42:50
We are also a small congregation. can you please address congregation size and how that may affect the HH contingency planning. also our ONLY paid employee is our Rabbi.

42:52
We actually have in place a Religious Affairs Committee It works if you have the right people and the Rabbis support

43:59
Technology - that is constantly changing - is indeed a very serious challenge for older (and not so older) members. For services, programs, and communications.

44:27
Could the slide show be better centered?

44:53
Beverlee, go to view options and hit fit to screen

45:01
Creative staff that know technology

45:01
We have a very small congregation, fewer than 60 individuals. I'm not sure we have enough people to have that different a composition of the committee and the task force.

45:02
Builds community

45:03
Bilingual services

45:03
Looks fine. Check your computer settings

45:05
passion

45:05
Rabbis that are openminded

45:06
Lots of volunteers to call on

45:07
An innovative Rabbi

45:08
Established

45:13
Willing to do things differntly

45:14
strength - good ritual lay leadership

45:14
highly engaged lay leadership

45:15
open-minded rabbi

45:16
Good level of ritual knowledge overall

45:17
Strong community.

45:17
Sense of community

45:19
Innovative Board

45:21
large staff, lots of volunteers, lots of ritually skilled congregants

45:21
A time to reflect

45:22
Multi lingual clergy

45:23
active volunteer group

45:23
well educated...lots of docs...CDC professionals...diverse

45:23
come together and reconnect with friends you haven’t seen recentlky

45:25
Experienced Cantor and Lay Rabbi

45:25
BAsed in radition

45:26
volunteers willing to help

45:27
small enough to interact, large enough to have decent community 200 units

45:28
large space that can accomodate social distancing

45:28
Good Torah readers

45:31
creating community

45:31
Strong connections among members

45:31
lots of folks much more used to technology and zoom now

45:31
lots of dedicated volunteers

45:32
focus on inclusiveness

45:33
Willing to invest in new tech to bring different kinds of services to our congregants

45:33
already online with services & other opportunities

45:36
already streaming minyan

45:37
done Zoom

45:37
We give parts to as many people as we can

45:38
Great progressive rabbi.

45:42
We are getting better turnouts via zoom

45:44
We’ve already adapted a lot to the present situation for Shabbat services

45:44
good tech lay leaders

45:48
Meaningful experience

45:52
Large space that can "distance" seating

45:52
Very organized rabbi with master spreadsheet

45:56
@Jody name of webinar is High Holiday Task Force

45:56
openminded and willing to think outside the box

46:00
More congregants attend HH than other times.

46:15
connection to tradition and past

46:26
Sometimes it is the clergy who are the most flexible...

46:35
Congregants EXPECT that high holidays are only in person and in close proximity

46:37
Rabbi totally involved CAH Ventura CA

46:41
do we get prayer books to all

46:42
Seniors reluctant to do tech/zoom

46:42
People want to sing

46:43
services too long and lose meaning

46:49
limited financial resources

46:49
too many people

46:50
Many members only engage with the synagogue once per year

46:52
Older group of congregants

46:54
Lack of internet capab

46:55
Norman.D.Levin@helpisontheway.com is not be allowed into the webinar

46:55
aging congregation, not good with tech

46:55
technophobes

46:56
members who only come for HH so not familiar with changes need to be made.

46:58
not tech savvy

46:59
People are averse to change.

47:02
hard for elders tso use technology

47:02
age of the congregation , technically challenged

47:02
Many members do not have internet or computers

47:03
2nd year of using "new" machzor - people won't have them at home

47:06
Services rigid and the same year after year

47:08
Observant members don’t use tech on chag

47:12
schmoozing is a key want at HH services

47:16
resistance to change

47:18
Halachial requirements, ie shofar in-person listening

47:19
people want the familiar, but doing all of the familiar via streaming/zoom is too long.

47:21
People are attached to their traditional seat locations;

47:25
No tech on chag

47:27
RA will likely be making machzorim available online

47:28
minimal knowledge of the music/nusach so harder to participate

47:29
Lack of attendance except for HH

47:30
Range of observance within membership

47:33
new rabbi starting in July

47:41
people don't have computers or facebook

47:45
Use of technology limited by halacha

47:47
people come to see and be seen which may not be relevant

47:47
lack of tecnoogy. aging cogeneration length of service heavy Hebrew.

47:56
Rabbi transition

48:04
online siddurim/machzorim are clumsy to use.

48:04
Opportunity to try something different

48:11
Hearing others sing is a key spiritual experience for many

48:24
*sing together

48:26
We have more people for weekday minyan that even now that we are online. But some regulars can’t connect online.

48:28
But also a much greater need now

48:29
people come to see others normally... it is a reunion which will not happen the same way

48:29
to reach a wider audience and grow membership

48:34
We are all in the same boat

48:36
Few volunteers due to small aging synagogue but few who are very dedicated CAH

48:43
Online services can be quite intimate.

48:43
People are hesitant to risk exposure to covid and are willing to try new alternatives

48:43
Security

48:47
Experiment with different membership models

48:50
How can families gather around one computer to participate together.

48:52
try new things

48:52
Open classes from our seminaries

48:53
Redefining "membership" beyond the building

48:55
flexibility with schedule

48:58
versatility

48:59
zoom lowers barriers for participation

49:00
engage more people for shorter periods of time

49:00
Got a tast of zoom and like it

49:01
force out of the box thinking

49:02
A chance for new opportunities to think outside the box

49:02
Desire for connection gotten stronger

49:07
Ability to experiment with different forms of donation/monetization

49:08
trying new things

49:08
different tech models

49:09
Opportunity to be creative

49:13
Outreach helping your community

49:15
oydoor services

49:16
People care about being together so are willing to try new ways

49:19
Online resources, creative juices are flowing throughout Jewish community, thinking more seriously about the meaning & content of our Judaism.

49:21
People are reaching out to religious institutions.

49:23
ability to grow membership with different models

49:24
Demonstrate we can meet this challenge

49:29
people want their ho ors on the bimah for HH, how does that happen in virtual space

49:30
Judaism is a living fountain. This is an opportunity to thoughtfully put that into action for this moment. Judaism demands it

49:32
trying new and varied aspects for current minyan and this will carry over to HHD

49:34
an ability to rethink and revision traditions

49:37
new ways to build model of financing synagogue without selling HH tickets

49:37
Able to engage distant members and family

49:42
Redefine what the congregation deliver to our membership

49:43
possibility of decentralizing services to some extent

49:47
ability to sacrifice some sacred cows

49:48
increased music. shorter services ivolving members in theservice

49:48
StreamSpot vs FB Live vs Zoom or mix and match or all of the above

49:53
Will the chat comments be included in some way in the recording that will be sent out?

50:08
yes

50:12
adding additional services, instead of just one.

50:14
Regular phone contact with members by volunteer group.

50:15
Yes, we will send out the chat comments

50:16
Opportunities for collaboration with other synagogues

50:18
Quarantine has encouraged us to make more one on one phone calls to people we otherwise might not approach face to face.

50:20
Online analytics help us see what kinds of programming actually like

50:34
zoombombing

50:36
extreme uncertainty

50:37
Covid-19 is the biggest threat

50:37
Destabilization

50:40
Will local synagogue have role if others online

50:43
Let's not forget: Hurban Bayit Rishon led to formation and editing of Torah; Hurban Bayit Sheni led to the creativity of Rabbinic Judaism

50:43
Hurricane season

50:44
Security

50:44
Limited Zoom capabilities. How to get 500+ members together to ‘see’ each other and connect during HHD

50:46
Increased antisemitism

50:46
fear of assmebling

50:46
security

50:47
apathy

50:48
competition for people's time

50:51
Elders must stay home

50:51
what if we are too far out there - other synagogues not trying]

50:51
Destabilization

50:53
cybersecurity

50:56
financial threats…members might not want to renew for an online relationship

50:56
Digital presence could encourage commoditization or diminishing differentiation

50:57
risk of power going out

51:00
Zoom fatigue

51:00
tenuous financial situation

51:01
Hard to sing together online.

51:02
Financial considerations

51:02
Loss of members

51:03
Um...The Coronavirus maybe killing people?

51:05
other alternatives are only a click away

51:05
Fear of gathering

51:06
technical issues

51:06
insurance liability

51:07
People are getting tired of zoom

51:07
People do not see religion as worth the efforts.

51:10
Second wave

51:13
WIll home environment inspire awe?

51:14
apprehension on what getting together, when okay

51:16
can’t sing together on zoom

51:18
lose connection with people when so much is personal

51:21
bandwidth and time

51:21
why would people pay membership for only online service

51:22
lack of community

51:23
from Linda Samuels

51:23
loss of dues because we are not meeting in shul

51:26
no communal prayer

51:26
Might lose members

51:28
health concerns, what if people get infected at shul

51:29
people can tune into services around the world

51:29
Seeing synagogues as transactional

51:37
People crave the familiar in uncertainty

51:46
Congregants can attend services anywhere -- they don't need to attend locally so we are competing with much larger shuls.

52:16
this kind of sharing we are without Rabbi,Cantor, education director. and no building’s

52:24
Why do they need the synagogue if they can’t come to the building

52:24
Unlimited options online changes our perspective regarding innovation

52:39
Loose the true Torah service

53:37
One senior lay Hebrew leader is not as willing to lead services as much as before

54:37
we hear about limitations to changes in service. where are those limitations.

55:12
will depend on congregation; one size does not fit all.

55:17
How many members in Tiferet Bet Israel?

55:54
370

57:03
Brenda CAH in Ventura Have 50 units mostly over 60 more likely over 70

57:05
Some congregations too small to fit criteria for USCJ programs such as the cohorts for strategic planning which means we also don't have the membership for some of these things

57:54
We are not even considering meeting in person for HHDs.

57:56
What is your normal High Holy Day attendance in prior years?

58:11
Susan

58:17
the only representation we. have is our members som are officers most simply embers

58:36
how many people will be allowed in HHD service

58:45
We are collecting questions that will be asked

59:17
Neil from Brenda 70 to 90 attendees

01:00:03
what are. if any halachic limitations for hhs

01:00:53
Lev Shalem

01:00:54
inspirational stories of past success are always a good place to begin as they serve as proof that we can get this done- and done well. sharing ideas in our community is productive. where is the exploration of the ongoing operational support and troubleshooting congregations need

01:01:02
Will RA have an eversion of the Machzor?

01:01:05
There have been a number of video’s on you tube where choirs or bands have each recorded their portions and they have been edited together to create the performance. It looks like a zoom conference with everyone singing or playing. Could synagogues with choirs use something like that?

01:01:19
What do you think of congregants hosting groups of 10 in their homes (hopefully backyards) to watch services together?

01:01:41
Debbie- what platform are you using?

01:01:51
We are considering small “watch parties” in people’s homes

01:01:55
What are the costs of a professionally put together production?

01:02:29
You can create multiple accounts associated with a professional account if they are using the organizations email addresses. It's a way to have parallel services (we do this for Shabbat at the moment)

01:03:24
How will you create and distribute the gift bags

01:03:25
How will the pre-recorded aspects work with the live feed?

01:03:52
We have “pick up parties” to allow congregants pick up goody bags from our security booth

01:03:54
Is timing for meals as big of a consideration if folks aren't getting together in large groups?

01:03:59
Does this congregation already have a a choir that has been performing yearly during the holidays?

01:04:03
what is your plan for people who have no technology?

01:04:28
re: distribution of machzorim. We normally provide them at the services. Now considering physically distributing in the days before, via drive-up, like restaurants are doing with take-out, then collecting after HiHos. People can look at the books instead of than their screens

01:04:32
What's excluded from/included in the service is Rabbi's final decision.

01:04:33
We use Zoom phone call numbers

01:04:37
WE have talked about neighborhood shofar blowing at the same time

01:04:38
People can call into a zoom call

01:04:50
Why just 2nd day shofar, should be both days

01:04:51
You need to know what your county will allow. Drive by gatherings are banned where we are

01:05:08
What does RA say about hearing shofar over internet fulfilling mitzvah?

01:05:12
Is it available equally to members/non members of TBI?

01:05:28
Debbie you were fantastic, thank you

01:05:29
what platform will you be using? Zoom? Something else?

01:05:33
Sorry, forgot 1st day RH is Shabbat

01:05:38
Thanks for sharing all of your work and ideas!

01:05:57
How much of the service do you anticipate your congregants will watch?

01:05:57
very helpful presentation. thank you susan and debbie

01:05:58
Wonderful ideas!!

01:06:00
These were some great ideas. Thanks.

01:06:03
Thanks Debbie and Susan. Very thoughtful presentation.

01:06:16
thank you for sharing, great ideas

01:06:18
Please share the demographics of the congregation that was highlighted

01:06:19
Thank you to Rabbi Woodward and TBI. That was a great presentation.

01:06:23
what about tashlich

01:06:24
Excellent Food for thought and presentation

01:06:28
Good ideas, even for small congregations like ours.

01:06:29
Great presentation Susan & Debbie. Thank you!

01:06:30
Nice presentation, good idea. Thank you.

01:06:38
can we get a copy of this excellent presentation

01:06:42
Thank you, Susan and Debbie!

01:06:56
great ideas! thank you

01:07:07
Fantastic presentations. Looking forward to receiving the power point presentations. We all have a lot to think about.

01:07:12
it is difficult for me to visualize a five hour service online. is there a way for. the Rabbinicl Assembly to put together a virtual service?

01:07:16
Excellent presentation. Very helpful to hear the details and your considerations.

01:07:17
please also provide a copy of the chat log

01:07:19
I would be interested in the technology being employed to handle all the various "inputs" to the service.

01:07:42
Debbie, that was an excellent presentation

01:07:45
Should HH zoom/streaming services be limited to members and their guests only?

01:07:49
Is your livestream StreamSpot?

01:07:51
Combination of Live and Pre-recorded. How will that be done?

01:08:06
need recommendations on lifestream solutions

01:08:32
Are you having live streamed services now for Shabbat?

01:08:33
FB live is easy to use but also easy to sabotage by outsiders

01:08:33
Are you incorporating honors in any way?

01:08:34
Are you allowing non paying members to participate in HHD services? How are you differentiating between paying and non paying members

01:08:34
Do you use Streamspot for your livestream?

01:08:39
where would you integrate zoom?

01:08:48
I would love if there was a movement wide virtual service and then the synagogues could use their time/resources to supplement with more learning opportunities and sermons

01:08:59
we use streamspot to feed FB Live

01:09:07
sorry if I missed it but did anyone discuss the recent RA halakhic ruling on Zoom services/live-sreaming, etc?

01:09:17
Amit, no yet

01:09:22
Will choir be prerecorded?

01:09:22
Fine ideas about getting the service to the congregation, but how can the congregation participate and be engaged as a group in the service?

01:09:29
There will be a webinar about the RA's ruling next week.

01:09:32
This is a good time for all of us to share. One shul's choir could be shared with others? Same for soloists? Do folks feel we can share such resources

01:09:40
If only going virtual, how do we address needs of those members, such as some seniors, who do not have access to the technology needed to view services?

01:09:58
Some congregants will want to see “the best” but many will want to see “ their people”

01:10:01
Do you allow musical instruments? If not, are you opposed to using prerecorded music that has instruments?

01:10:06
how do you pre-record the choir without having them at least in the same room?

01:10:07
We're exploring using Zoom to feed Streamspot

01:10:16
Brenda CAH in Ventura No Live stream Also seniors without tech

01:10:16
Can’t people just get up and come back?

01:10:29
Just like they do in regular synagogue?

01:10:36
Can USCJ compile a good list of prerecorded music?

01:11:06
How are doing that? Or finding someone who will>

01:11:07
would need a live switcher with operator

01:11:14
Choir singing takes a ton of tech coordination ahead of time

01:11:14
Most live stream tools allow you to feather in pre-recorded video

01:11:18
Are you cutting back on the 2nd day at all?

01:11:19
Aside from choir, why would you pre-record?

01:11:24
We're exploring the issue of integrating pre-recorded and live.

01:11:26
A reminder that if you’re sharing prerecorded music that’s already licensed, you’ll need a license to share it on your platform.

01:11:48
How are you managing honors

01:11:55
Are you doing this as password protected as a way for supplying tickets?

01:11:57
Is a pre-recorded production meaningful, specific to High Holidays?

01:12:09
must do a dry run of whatever technology is going to be used

01:12:16
Reason to record vs live: People's realities at home are different (no babysitting, for example). Makes it more likely for folks to be able to participate

01:12:36
Can the Congregations form a Committee to look into common needs such as Technology, Choir, electronic Humash,

01:12:50
How are you monetizing this

01:13:10
please ask about people without technology

01:13:14
How to handle High Holiday pledge?

01:13:19
It would be good to have a breakout task force focusing on technology at this level as technology varies by organiztion

01:13:20
what synagogue was the case study about

01:13:24
Wonderful presentation, todah Rabbah. Remember: still 3 mos. to Yamim Nora'im; we can experiment with technology over the summer.

01:13:26
I know that with streamspot, you need a minute lag between pre=recorded and live.

01:13:28
you need someone who is bilingual, tech and business

01:13:35
Will people stick around for those pauses?

01:13:37
We send pledge letters before the holidays. Nothing done during services.

01:13:44
will zoom crash when everyone is using the program...so many synagogues using

01:13:56
Once USCJ finds some of these solutions, will there be a format for congregations to share with eachother?

01:13:59
We rehearsed several times for our congregational meeting.

01:14:06
we are a very small congregation. diverse. many of these concepts sound like you have resources that perhaps congregations such as ours don't have. Do you think that this would work for small congregations?

01:14:09
What do we do about those who do not use Technology?

01:14:18
We worked with the congregants to help them on the technology.

01:14:19
we plan on giving our congregation a timeline of the services

01:14:31
I have considerable worries about making such services freely available, and think back to what happened to the newspapers when they first made content available on the internet. Would there be benefit for the movement to hold discussions about the cost/benefits of these models

01:14:32
Philadelphia area

01:14:34
Brenda from CAH in Ventura Congregants know HH Services are longer than Shabbat sevices and sit through them

01:14:55
I’d recommend that USCJ contact Zoom about the need for increased support on the days of HH to avoid potential crashing of the site

01:15:10
what about people without technology

01:15:13
There are also those who do not have access at all

01:15:21
Also, what if folks just don't like services online? Would love to hear if there are any creative ideas addressing this (while also taking physical safety as the paramount consideration)

01:15:46
You can provide an email help-line that helps people log on if there are problems (and it's not a ZOom problem)

01:15:56
Does anyone know which technological platforms can be used for a choir to individually sing their part from home and then allow mixing together?

01:16:23
maybe there should be tech support available to take questions and help people in real time

01:16:35
that is what we do

01:16:36
We have folks who call our older members by phone and turn up all speakers on phone and computers and place phone over speakers. They can both hear and participate.

01:16:39
How are you handling a minyan for Torah reading

01:16:40
I think we all need to adopt a NO SENIOR LEFT BEHIND approach

01:16:42
Zoom handled seder traffic, High Holidays should be ok.

01:16:44
will there be the prayerbooks available for showing on a split screen.

01:16:49
WillUSCJ reach out to zoom so it doesn't crash on RH and YK?

01:16:55
How many synagogues are leaning toward Virtual High Holiday Services?

01:16:58
Agree with the person who suggested USCJ perhaps reaching out to Zoom

01:17:01
we have created a new website to share all these resources

01:17:03
Thank you this was so important.

01:17:09
Thank you for a very informative and well organized meeting.

01:17:14
Berndine Bender - VERY difficult to do that live. The "everyone singing together" Zoom-like things you see on Facebook, etc, are generally pre-recorded and synched to look like they're happening simultaneously.

01:17:26
Well done and informative. Thanks

01:17:27
Thank you for the information

01:17:29
thank you very helpful wishing everyone success and meaningful services- and good health, Shabbat shalom

01:17:30
Appreciate the recording for later…

01:17:42
Very well done webinar, thanks!

01:17:48
Thank you so much

01:17:50
thank you . very helpful

01:18:07
Is anyone trying to plan in-person services??

01:18:08
Good information. Thank you.

01:18:09
please remember to include time zone for webinars. Wed June 3rd. confirm 1pm is eastern time please.

01:18:12
This was wonderful. Thank you!!

01:18:13
please put web address in chatbox

01:18:14
Please ask that uscj synagogues share with all when they make a final decision to live stream the HH

01:18:15
Super helpful, todah rabah!

01:18:15
Is manipulating a laptop, computer or camera a violation on Yom Tov?

01:18:16
Is June 3rd 1PM ET?

01:18:17
THanks

01:18:17
Good job! Thanks!

01:18:18
Thank you from Flint, Mi

01:18:20
Can the presenter please share the research on the 'Health' aspect of limiting the Zoom to less than an hour..

01:18:21
Thank you USCJ for holding this meeting to give us a happy push to work on our HHD planning.

01:18:28
THANK YOU!

01:18:30
good information. thank you.

01:18:35
Thanks so much. This was very enlightening.

01:18:37
Please repeat the title of this meeting for anyone who wants to view it later thank you

01:18:40
Thanks, everyone. Our task force is meeting tomorrow morning and I will share all of this with them, as well as the website.

01:18:47
Thank You This helped where to start

01:18:57
Todah Rabbah & Yishar Koah to USCJ & all participants!

01:18:57
I appreciate everyone sharing. Be well and stay safe.

01:19:06
Thank you for this.

01:19:13
was this recorded for later access?

01:19:13
do we have to re-register for that webinar or will we already be set up for it?

01:19:20
is the website up? i'm having trouble connecting to it

01:19:23
will invitations go out for the next webinar for registration?

01:19:33
Has anyone thought of doing congregational survey regarding congregant comfort if offering in person services?

01:19:39
Wonderful webinar so thank you to all of the speakers! Stay Safe all.

01:19:40
I understand the temptation to see this as a moment to seize on an innovative response. Everyone has already been doing so much in this very unstable time. Since most congregations are just now integrating technology, shouldn’t there be a conscious effort to keep things simple, for the congregants and leaders?

01:19:45
Terrific presentation, thank you to everyone who participated.

01:19:50
Thank you very much. This was very helpful food for thought.

01:19:56
We just put out a survey asking about comfort coming into the building.

01:19:58
Great presentation. Thanks very much

01:20:01
do we have to re=register or will you use the same zoom invitation? thank you

01:20:07
Would love to see the halacha

01:20:12
todah!

01:20:13
Thank you to all for who made this webinar possible.

01:20:19
Thank you!