As daylight fades to dusk, we welcome Shabbat by lighting two candles and saying a blessing. But what’s the meaning behind this practice? Watch as Rabbi Zuckerman explains the origins of this tradition.
Ya Ribon is a prayer that connects the universal to the particular, from the immeasurable scale of the ruler of rulers to the local sacredness of Jerusalem. It is included in the siddur for home use – as Rabbi Cosgrove says in this video, “It's traditional on a Friday night and Shabbat day that y...
Spice up your Shabbat dinner with a cherished tradition by baking your own challah! Learn a new skill and try this delicious recipe from our very own board member, Amy Steiner!
Have a go-to Shabbat food? See if what our community loves matches what you do!
