Utah County proclaims April 2 Education and Sharing Day honoring Lubavitcher Rebbe
March 29, 2023 | Utah County Commission Meeting Minutes, Utah County Commission, Utah County Commission and Boards, Utah County, Utah
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The Utah County Board of County Commissioners unanimously adopted a resolution on March 29 proclaiming April 2, 2023, as Education and Sharing Day in Utah County, honoring the legacy of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson and recognizing the opening of Chabad of Utah County in Lehi.
The proclamation recited the Rebbe’s lifelong emphasis on education, moral character, and community service, and noted that the U.S. Congress has set aside an annual Education and Sharing Day to coincide with the Rebbe’s birthday. A speaker representing the sponsoring organization described the Rebbe’s global impact on education and charity and said the local Chabad outpost advances those values in Utah County.
The board welcomed Rabbi Haim Zappel and Esty Zappel and expressed appreciation for Chabad’s presence in Lehi. A motion to adopt the proclamation was moved and seconded and approved by unanimous voice vote.
The proclamation asks residents to reflect on the role of moral and civic education in their communities and recognizes local efforts to support students and families.
The proclamation recited the Rebbe’s lifelong emphasis on education, moral character, and community service, and noted that the U.S. Congress has set aside an annual Education and Sharing Day to coincide with the Rebbe’s birthday. A speaker representing the sponsoring organization described the Rebbe’s global impact on education and charity and said the local Chabad outpost advances those values in Utah County.
The board welcomed Rabbi Haim Zappel and Esty Zappel and expressed appreciation for Chabad’s presence in Lehi. A motion to adopt the proclamation was moved and seconded and approved by unanimous voice vote.
The proclamation asks residents to reflect on the role of moral and civic education in their communities and recognizes local efforts to support students and families.
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