Rabbi Andy ends Yom Kippur on a high note in the TBI parking lot following the Community Break Fast.

Tekiah gedolah is the long shrill blast of the shofar; it is held as long as the blower can manage, serving as the ultimate moment of reflection, awe, and a symbol of hope. 

The sound also serves as a reminder that life can always be improved, urging continuous striving for betterment rather than contentment with the status quo. 

L'Shanah Tovah - 5786