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  • Shabbat ServicesJoin us for Friday night and Shabbat morning services. Prayer in a community setting, Torah reading, and of course a delicious kiddush. Read More
  • Start the New Torah Cycle With Shabbat deLightsDelight each week in practical tools for dealing with life’s most pressing challenges Read More
  • Yes, I Am a Chassidic FeministA perspective on the curse of Eve Read More
  • There is Only One Story Read More
  • The Torah Saved by the Soviet PolicemanThe Torahs were technically considered state property and that tampering with them could result in... Read More
  • Why Flags (With Apples and Candles) on Simchat Torah?Many old-timers
    recall the custom for children to carry a candle stuck into an apple on top of
    a...     Read More
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Shabbat & Holidays
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6:44 PM  -  Shabbat, October 26
Weekly Magazine
What to Expect at Simchat Torah Services
Sure there are the Torahs and prayers, but there is also dancing, singing, capering, and snacking in the synagogue.
By Menachem Posner
Why Flags (With Apples and Candles) on Simchat Torah?
Many old-timers recall the custom for children to carry a candle stuck into an apple on top of a flag.
By Yehuda Shurpin
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