The Sabbath Manifesto is a
creative project designed to slow
down lives in an increasingly
hectic world.
The National Day of Unplugging is on March 1-2, 2019. Join us in taking the pledge to unplug from technology regularly. Take the pledge at NationalDayofUnplugging.com. We want to know what you will do when you UNPLUG. Download the I UNPLUG TO _____ poster, take a photo with it and upload your image to NationalDayofUnplugging.com. Share your picture on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
For our Sabbath Manifesto, we created 10 core principles completely open for your unique interpretation. We welcome you to join us as we carve a weekly timeout into our lives and to continue the momentum of the National Day of Unplugging throughout the year.
In writing about the Sabbath Manifesto’s National Day of Unplugging in USA Today’s “Faith and Reason” column, writer Leslie Miller asks “Do you keep a weekly “Sabbath” day? How do you honor the spirit of a day of rest?”
She notes that Reboot’s project is “designed to get overworked and overstressed young techies to rediscover the novel Biblical concept of a day of rest.”
And Miller adds, “As the saying goes: ‘You don’t have to be Jewish’ to appreciate the concept.”
Read the entire column here.