Oklahoma: Shluchim to Celebrate 20
Rabbi Ovadia and Nechoma Goldman will be honored at a dinner commemorating twenty years since their arrival on Shlichus to the state of Oklahoma • Full Story
Oklahoma City – On behalf of the Chabad Community Center, friends of Rabbi Ovadia Goldman and his wife Nechoma are hosting an event deemed “Aspire To Inspire.”
The Goldmans have served the Oklahoma community for 20 years – 7,300 days.
On each of those days, the Goldmans and their partners in faith have become known for a remarkable welcoming Open Door Policy. The Chabad Community Center has become a center for programs and events to edify all participants. Thousands of people have been impacted by classes, lectures, luncheons and personal study sessions.
The Goldmans, in a recent note to The City Sentinel, observed, “Families are discovering a new Jewish dimension to their lives through our family oriented programs. We are committed to only increasing in our activities from here and onward, and look forward to sharing many more meaningful moments.”
Sue Ann Arnall and Richard Tannebaum are co-chairs for the event slated for this Thursday, April 4.
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