The 2019 Ohev Shalom Men's Club World Wide Wrap began with Sunday Morning Shacharit services, led by the Rabbi and Cantor. There were several extra sets of tephillin available for anyone who did not bring one, and the Rabbi, Cantor and other members assisted participants in wrapping the tephillin and saying the appropriate prayers. The goal of this year's program was to inspire people who who do not usually wear tephillin to do so, and thus the program was designed to be inclusive and somewhat provocative. After the service, the participants moved to the social hall, while a video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_c6K1AnxAU) designed to attract and appeal to the younger participants played on a loop (it was noted that several children were dancing to the video). This was followed by two videos specifically chosen for their inclusive nature (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUsDP1PqVZw and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TX9_qghJJA), featuring Jews of color, both genders, and many different ages, including one presenter who self-identified as Reform Jewish, made numerous errors in wrapping his tephillin, yet did an excellent job of explaining why he wears them daily. This led to a large-group discussion of the topics raised and stimulated by the films, with topics such as "what does wearing tephillin mean to you?", "did you see your parents wrap tephillin?", "what would you like your children to gain by wrapping tephillin?", and even "what are the likely psychological and mental health benefits of wrapping tephillin?" While the group set up for brunch, the Cantor sang the "World Wide Wrap Rap." A nutritious and Kosher brunch followed, with the event organizers going from table to table to participate in small group discussions.The event ended with a Superbowl raffle to raise money for the synagogue and the Men's Club activities.