This week in Pictures: The Great Challah Bake
About last night… Wow! We didn’t just make challah, we made community. We kneaded together, schmoozed together, prayed together, shaped challah together. You had to be in that room to feel it.
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Jewish Joke of the Week: The Shabbat Dinner Invitation
Murray and Esther invited their new neighbors, a young couple, over for Shabbat dinner.
Esther spent the entire afternoon preparing. There was homemade challah, chicken soup, brisket, kugel, roasted vegetables, and three different desserts.
The young couple arrived, took one look at the table, and couldn’t believe their eyes.
“Esther, this is incredible!” the young woman exclaimed. “You must have been cooking for days!”
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Make the Right Turn
isav sold the first born rights to Yaakov. He reasoned that to serve in the Beis Hamikdash is fraught with danger. He stated that there are many prohibitions that the first born who are serving in the Beis Hamikdash must be aware of and cautious not to transgress.
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