Oklahoma City Jews Welcome New Torah

Edmond Sun

From left, Johnathan Schecter, Edward Kaswan and rabbi and sofer (scribe) Rabbi Moshe Klein add one of the last few letters to the new Torah dedicated Sunday at the Chabad Community Center for Jewish Life and Learning in Oklahoma City.

In the Jewish community, completion of a Torah, a sacred text with 304,805 letters, marks a major accomplishment. Sunday afternoon, members of the local Jewish community gathered to celebrate and dedicate the Oklahoma Unity Torah at the Chabad Community Center for Jewish Life and Learning in Oklahoma City.

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