Shabbat

A hesitant decision one Friday afternoon led one young woman to a life of meaning, joy, and deep connection

Asaf Harush was drawn to music from a young age, but his breakthrough happened at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. In an interview marking the release of his new song, he shares about the passing of his mother when he was six months old, his complex journey back to faith, and his decision to leave rabbinical studies for creativity.

Your personal journey can inspire others who are searching for meaning, connection, and the courage to keep Shabbat.

What are we parting from every Saturday night, and how do we comfort the soul from the sorrow of separation?

Discover what dictates Shabbat's dos and don'ts, and what proper observance entails.

Why is Shabbat observance a supreme value in Judaism? Is the disconnect on Shabbat a disadvantage or an advantage?

Sleeping through Shabbat is a missed opportunity. How can we make it interesting and uplifting?

Welcoming Shabbat early isn’t just a custom. It’s a source of spiritual elevation and even miracles.

Discover the deep meaning behind this timeless mitzvah- from promoting harmony at home to reconnecting with your soul and honoring the divine.

An attempted fundraising tactic on Shabbat backfires and prompts a halachic ruling from the late Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky

What Jewish sources say about meditation, mindfulness, and connecting to the subconscious, and how to practice safely within Torah values

A seasoned arbitrator’s unwavering commitment to halacha (Jewish law) unexpectedly saved his reputation

What led Avraham Moran, who considers himself secular, to close his business on Shabbat and forgo a profit of 90,000 shekels? "I am a believer, and it's clear to me that there is no blessing in working on Shabbat," he claims. The story even has a surprising ending.

Bring joy, depth, and connection to your family’s Shabbat experience, one beautiful moment at a time

A fearful patient, a quiet whisper, and a reminder that Torah cares about the whole person

Rabbi Reuven sought families to host individuals without a place for Shabbat, leading to an organization matching many families with guests weekly.

After years of waiting, one couple discovered the transformative power of welcoming Shabbat early and their story continues to inspire others seeking a blessing

From covenant to consequence, Shabbat is far more than a day of rest. It's the heartbeat of Jewish identity and faith

A neighborhood-wide blackout one minute after sunset sent a powerful spiritual message

Robin Lebana, a Filipino caretaker for the elderly, spends every Friday night transporting strollers on Jabotinsky Street to resolve an issue with the eruv. "This is the most effective solution we've found, allowing us to visit our parents without halachic issues," explains Rabbi Elchanan Aaron, the initiator of this unique effort.