Shavuot in 2023

Happy Shavuot! Today, we celebrate the giving of the Torah on Mount Sinai and the Jewish people's spiritual journey. Let's embrace this day as an opportunity to reflect on our own personal growth and learning. #Shavuot #JewishHeritage #SpiritualGrowth https://t.co/4ZZXskZ7rq

— YMCA of Simcoe/Muskoka (@YMCASM) May 25, 2023

The holiday of Shavuot is this week, and you're warmly invited to celebrate it with IJV's online chavurah! Join us for a special study session on Thursday May 25th at 7pm ET as we cultivate a Judaism beyond Zionism. Register here: https://t.co/BPj5drFLtT https://t.co/KkVV6TlEA6

— Independent Jewish Voices (@IndJewishVoices) May 23, 2023

A little dark, but so key to living well #bible #haftarah #torah #messianic #shavuot https://t.co/LFwEli9uvM

— TorahBytes (@torahbytes) May 24, 2023

One thing we have to admit: “Pentecost” is a lot cooler of a holiday name than “Shavuot”

— Motley Jëw (@ShammaBoyarin) May 22, 2023

@BreitburgSimone @Minna613 @Mieke35735862 @SilviaE71071006 @59Goldstein @VeronicaTalbot9 @realJShirey @silvance5555 @HotBi48825157 @ValPatriote @Daniel85401173 @ramespaulus @Babak_J_T @Ruthtgn69 @AmIsraelChai_ @shlomomeirisra3 @Michael_Wgd @Danielhop54 @FLastrade @MoisesTaillon In Israel, Shavuot is just one day, this year starting evening of May 25. But in the Diaspora, it’s celebrated for two days. Here’s some information from @cbrisk1 and me courtesy of #PallywoodMitzvahMedia https://t.co/x1YnuE6Utp

— BubbieJ (@j_bubbie) May 24, 2023

@Lostlvjy Hi! Happy early Shavuot. It’s on Friday 🥳🥳

— 1iron (@1iron4) May 23, 2023

Since I'm not actively working today and it's also Shavuot I figured I would continue my studies of the principles of the Steps and their integration of principles found in the Talmud and the Torah. Fascinating reading and a new direction for my spiritual journey.

— Mike_eh_Toronto (@Mike_eh_Toronto) May 24, 2023