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Recent Blog Posts
FFOZ Views You Should Be Aware Of
If you use FFOZ materials in your home or congregation, we (Todd and Amy) want to be sure you are aware of what they believe. Below are 2 videos and 3 articles you should watch and read in their entirety. They will help you filter and discern. Podcast “Hebrew...
A True Torah Sisters Tale
By Victoria Reid A year ago, my little family moved from the cotton fields of Virginia to the heartbeat of America — Washington, D.C. I had no idea that finding like-minded community in such a large city would be so difficult, but for months, we went without...
Winter Virtual Fellowship Ideas
When snow and sickness keep you home for weeks, fellowship doesn’t have to stop — Tina Fallstead shares ways to stay connected with your sisters through the winter.
The Art of Elegant Table Settings
Raquel Hiller on why a well-dressed Shabbat table says “I love you” to your family and guests — and how to set one without fuss.
3 Ways to Elevate a Pot Blessing Meal
Victoria Reid’s three ideas for taking the potluck out of the church basement and turning a pot blessing into a feast worth remembering.
Building Excitement for the Fall Feasts
The Fall moedim are only a few days, but the anticipation can fill weeks — simple ways to build excitement in your home before the Holy Days arrive.
Posture of Gratitude
Rachel Henderson makes the case that gratitude is the foundation of every other virtue — and that grateful people cannot stay bitter for long.
Sabbath Makes the Other Six Days Better
Torah Sisters share how keeping the Sabbath has changed the rest of their week — from spending habits to slower mornings.
What is one thing your family does for Shavuot?
From a “Holy Spirit cheesecake” topped with nine fruits to all-night Torah reading, Torah Sisters share their favorite Shavuot traditions.
Shavuot Celebration Ideas
A whole weekend of ideas for celebrating Shavuot — worship, food, decorating, and ways to include the children.
A Powers Family Exodus Night to Remember
Hannah Powers walked her 3- and 5-year-olds through the entire Exodus story with props set up around the house — here’s how she did it.
Passover With My Grandchildren
Julia Johnson on hosting a Seder with little ones at the table — what to simplify, what to keep, and what the grandchildren remember.













