The most important point is to take good care of each other.  God thought it
was more important to take care of the three strangers (Genesis 18:1-10)
than to take care of him. In effect, God states it is more important to take
care of our fellow man than him. God believes we should act like him, and
he derives pleasure from seeing that we do. Our protocol wants leadership
to be more involved in taking care of its membership. It is also a benefit to
every member of the synagogue. There are many benefits from friendship
- more cheerful, less lonely, more opportunities, more productivity, more
helpful, more compassion, more involved. Self-improvement is a forever,
ongoing project.  Let’s do a better job with self-improvement.

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We hope that when God sees we improved ourselves for now and into the
future, God will improve our situation. We hope he will end wars against
us, end antisemitism against us, give us our land, raise specific dead
persons (soldiers, civilians, hostages from the current war), heal the
wounded, and give us peace. After implementation, we will be happier,
more cheerful, more productive, and realize that we should have great faith
in our one God.