Haggadahs, puppets, plays, and storytelling — Torah Sisters share the ways their families retell the Exodus at the Seder table.
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Articles on Sabbath, the feasts, family, and everyday Torah life from Amy and our contributor writers.
Ten Things to Teach Our Children
Rachel Henderson boils down the most important things to pass on to our children into ten teachable ideas.
What is a Friday night Sabbath tradition that you have?
Candles, blessings over the children, special dishes, and more — Torah Sisters share the Friday-night traditions that make Shabbat feel set apart.
Sukkot Tips to Stay Shalomy and Focused
The Fall Feasts are joyful but busy — Amy’s tips for keeping your shalom and your focus through Sukkot.
Having a Purposeful Fall Feasts Season
Tina Fallstead on slowing down enough to make the busiest feast season of the year purposeful instead of frantic.
A Season of Giving
Victoria Reid on the spirit of giving that runs through the autumn feasts — and how to make giving a family habit.
The Gift of Gathering
Want to do something special with other believers for the fall feasts? Victoria Reid shares unique gathering ideas, starting with a Trumpets wedding feast.
Cultivating Community Around Your Garden
Whether you have acres or a few potted tomatoes on a balcony, your garden can grow community — ideas for sharing the harvest with your fellowship.
Shalom on Busy Prep Days
How do you keep your home calm on Friday? Torah Sisters share how they prep slowly, start early, and keep Prep Day peaceful.
Milk and Honey Loaves for Shavuot
Hannah Vogel’s recipe for two milk-and-honey loaves to bake for the Feast of Weeks, in memory of the wave offering.
Ideas for a Sweet and Sanctified Shavuot
Victoria Reid’s ideas for a sweet, set-apart Shavuot as the counting of the Omer draws to a close.
Because He Lives
Victoria Reid answers the question “you keep the feasts, but do you acknowledge that Yeshua rose?” — and shows how the spring feasts proclaim exactly that.