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shabbat
Rabbi Sandra Lawson Opens Up on Finding Connection in Unprecedented Times
Erin Ben-Moche
July 9, 2020
Rabbi Sandra Lawson is the world’s first Black, openly gay female rabbi.
‘Soul Vey’ Shabbat Unites Black and Jewish Communities with Music and Comedy
Ryan Torok
July 7, 2020
Approximately 200 people participated in the free Shabbat event.
Composer Craig Wedren on New ‘Sabbath Sessions’ Podcast and Meditation
Darren Paltrowitz
March 28, 2020
For Chabad misfits, a place to call home
Jewish Journal
February 26, 2013
On a freezing Friday night in Brooklyn, a group of 18 Crown Heights residents scurry through the crowds of Jews leaving synagogue and make their way to a second-story apartment on Rogers Avenue for Shabbat dinner.
Calendar Girls Picks and Clicks August 16-22: Politics, dance, education and music
Dikla Kadosh and Danielle Berrin
August 15, 2008
Lebhar’s Dream
David Suissa
August 6, 2008
Our Moroccan ancestors, the rabbi explained, were Torah romantics. They were so in love with Shabbat that they didn\’t want it to end
Crooners celebrate Canuckia’s Cohen and a first for our very own Greenberg
Keren Engelberg
February 23, 2007
Picks and Clicks
Music: Shabbat joins ‘Lounge’ lineup
George Robinson
December 28, 2006
Listening to \”The Shabbat Lounge\” (Craig N Co.), the latest album in Craig Taubman\’s \”Lounge\” series, your first thought is, \”Gee, this is such a natural, why didn\’t he begin the series with this one instead of shuffling through the holidays?\” The answer, I suspect, is that the songs for Shabbat are so familiar that Taubman felt on surer ground tinkering with less well-known material.
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