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Text for this class can be downloaded here. Tu B’Shevat: It’s What You Make It Quick Facts: -15th of Shevat (according to Hillel) -Minor holiday, non-Biblical. Probably a nature festival of old (The Jewish Festivals by Hayyim Schauss). Related to the wood sacrifices at the Temple. -Only important because it’s mentioned in Mishnah Rosh Hashanah [...]
*These prayers are only suggestions and are based upon traditional Jewish prayers.* Upon Arising in the Morning I gratefully thank You, G-d for You have returned my soul within me with compassion. Declaration of G-d‘s Oneness G-d is the One and Only. Blessed is the Name of His glorious kingdom for all eternity. Psalm 100 [...]
It is forbidden for Noachides to celebrate Shabbat in the manner of a Jew. It is permissible for Noachides to light a candle in honor of the Seventh Day that was given to Adam and Noah and recite a blessing thanking G-d for creation and acknowledging that G-d rested on the seventh day. It is [...]
Ever wanted to learn how to lead Kabbalat Shabbat but don’t read Hebrew? This guide, a “shareware” version of a new book coming out through PunkTorah Publishing, will give you a dummy-proof transliteration of the Friday night service as well as some great tips on how to write your own Shabbat service. Click here to [...]
Most people basically believe there are only three major movements in the U.S. today: Reform, Conservative and Orthodox. The truth is there are many established and fledgling movements growing all around the world. The differences between Jewish movements today is not so much a matter of theology, rather more a matter of how literally the [...]
Thanks to Michael Greenfeld for this awesome Traditional Jewish Wedding guide. Do-It-Yourself Jewish Wedding Planning
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