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Contents of This Issue
Torah Living for Families
— Shabbat, Family-style
Study Torah, play, and rest as a family. Ideas for a Shabbat that will delight everyone,
from oldest to youngest. |
Resources for Torah Living — Where
Do I Find It?
Recommended books, music, and websites. Book reviews. |
Tradition and the Torah — Shalom
Aleichem
Peek over the shoulders of a few families as they prepare for Shabbat. Which one is like
yours? |
Torah Music — Shabbat Songs
Find out the history and themes behind some delightful Shabbat songs, and then sing along
with easy-to-learn piano arrangements. |
Torah Hebrew — The Heritage of Jacob
What is the heritage of Jacob and who inherits it? |
History and the Torah — The Lord’s Day?
Is Sunday the Lord’s Day? Find out the rest of the story. |
Torah Kitchen — Why Challah?
Why do we eat challah on Shabbat and where did the idea come from?
Recipes: Quick-knead Challah and a kid’s recipe for
Havdalah cookies |
Torah Kids — Shabbat Fun and Games
Word puzzles, mazes, coloring pages, a comic strip, a story and even a little Hebrew. |
Torah and the Jewish Calendar — Tisha
b’Av: A Day of Weeping
Tisha b’Av is a powerful testimony to the connection between the Jewish calendar and
God’s plan for judgment and blessing. See history’s amazing consistency with
Jewish tradition. |
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