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SHABBAT AT HOME KIT
4 wonderful resources to help bring Shabbat into your home.
Great Value!
An Invitation to Shabbat (with CD) - A Beginner's Guide to Weekly Celebration ($18.00)
Birkon Mikdash M'at (NFTY's Bencher)
($5.00)
Shabbat Cards - 52 Ways to Look at Shabbat
($5.00)
Do It Yourself Shabbat
($2.95)
Total Value $30.95, Special Price $18.00
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Invitation to Shabbat, An (with CD) A Beginner's Guide to Weekly Celebration
A Project of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations Department of Education Our invitation to you: Encounter books that will enrich the Shabbat experience for you and your entire family.
Explore Shabbat step-by-step and blessing-by-blessing from candlelighting to Havdalah. Discover the essential elements of tradition along with modern options for enhancing spiritual awareness. Explore the many paths to a satisfying Shabbat celebration through the words of those who began to observe Shabbat as adults. Blessings in Hebrew, transliteration, and English are included, alongside descriptions of rituals, as well as their history and folklore. Rounding out this extraordinary guide are traditional recipes--Ashkenazic and Sephardic--a bibliography, and a CD recording for learning and pleasure that brings to life the music of Shabbat. |
$18.00
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Birkon Mikdash M'at (Mat): NFTY's Bencher: Quantity Discounts Available
This groundbreaking publication fills a need for a handy source for Shabbat, weekday, and holiday blessings and songs. Created by NFTY, this attractive, pocket-size volume can be used in the home, the synagogue, camps, youth groups, weddings, and anywhere that Jews gather. Quantity discounts are available. |
$5.00
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SHABBAT CARDS - 52 Ways to Look at Shabbat
What's your Shabbat Moment? - The Gift of Shabbat Cards offer 52 new ways to look at Shabbat with different eyes. This is the perfect gift for religious school teachers, new temple families, or for you. |
$5.00
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Do It Yourself Shabbat
Prepared by the Family Education Committee of the URJ-CCAR Commission on Jewish Education This guide explains each of the four prayers recited on erev Shabbat and suggests alternate ways to incorporate them into various family settings. The blessings are presented in English, in Hebrew, and in transliteration.
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