From quiet moments of prayer to powerful sounds of collective prayer, and many sights, sounds and flavors of Jewish New York in between, a group of men from the Chabad of Nashville Men’s Brotherhood experienced an unforgettable “Soul Trek” in preparation for the High Holidays.
The group prayed at the resting place of the Rebbe, joined a remarkable 3,000 person minyan, visited the nerve center of the Chabad World Headquarters, also known as 770, saw the World Lubavitch Communications Center, and visited the bustling Etrog market in preparation for Sukkot. Along the way, they tasted traditional holiday cuisine and experienced the extraordinary energy of people from all walks of Jewish life coming together during one of the most spiritually charged weeks of the year.
Soul Trek offered an opportunity to step away from everyday life, recharge spiritually, and strengthen friendships through shared prayer, learning, laughter, and Jewish experiences.
The men returned to Nashville inspired, energized, and carrying a little of that special New York High Holiday spirit back home to share with our Nashville community.
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