Sukkot Tips to Stay Shalomy and Focused

Sukkot Tips to Stay Shalomy and Focused

This article is in Issue 14 from September/October 2023. By Amy Kay Guenther The Fall Feasts are a joyous and worshipful season, but sometimes our shalom and focus can be lacking. I’m so guilty of this! With that in mind, I made this list of tips I will be using this...
Epic Sukkot Packing List

Epic Sukkot Packing List

  I have made an EPIC Sukkot packing list that you can download and print! Click here to get it. I want to give a big “thank you” to Alex Henderson (husband of Rachel Henderson, a Torah Sisters Magazine contributor) and Anne Elliott (of Homeschooling...
How I Celebrate a Gospel Centered Passover

How I Celebrate a Gospel Centered Passover

I want to start off by being sure you see this link to download my Passover stuff: Click here to get the Passover checklists and Haggadah I use for my Seder I will describe below.   I’ve had several women ask me how to do Passover, so I’ve decided to...
Ten Plagues Passover Craft to Keep Kids Engaged

Ten Plagues Passover Craft to Keep Kids Engaged

So… I will be having thirteen children at Passover at my home this year, and they range from baby to school age. Needless to say, I’m working hard to plan a seder that will keep them engaged and learning. After all, one of the commands of Passover is to...
“Blood on the Doorpost” Passover Decoration

“Blood on the Doorpost” Passover Decoration

It seems us Hebrews have a hard time getting ideas for how to decorate our homes for the feasts, so I thought I’d share this easy decoration idea that my kids and I made last year. But it’s not just easy and decorative, it’s deeply meaningful, as...
7 Ways Kids Can Give Tzedakah

7 Ways Kids Can Give Tzedakah

By Talia Carbis of The Climbing Tree Hands up if as a child, your mother ever told you “You have to eat your dinner. There are children starving in Africa!”, and being the cheeky kid you were you replied, “Well here, they can have my leftovers!”. Of course, your...