The Shabbat Project helps you to infuse the Shabbat day with joy and inspiration. Your experience of Shabbat will be one that you never forget, from the anticipation of the preparing delicious food and putting on your best clothes to the quiet magic of lighting of the candles, connecting with your community in synagogue, and enjoying the delicious meals with your loved ones.
Want to learn more? There’s no better way to learn about Shabbat, than by experiencing it.
In the meantime, please see our how-to guides that will inform you of everything that you need to know about Shabbat. Enjoy!
Want to learn more? There’s no better way to learn about Shabbat, than by experiencing it.
In the meantime, please see our how-to guides that will inform you of everything that you need to know about Shabbat. Enjoy!
Shabbat How-To Guides
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SHABBAT IN AN HOUR
"Shabbat In an Hour" by Eve Levy is a beautiful compilation of inspirational quotes, recipes and feel-good bits to help get you in the mood for an amazing Shabbat! |
THE COMPLETE SHABBAT TOOLKIT
The complete shabbat toolkit is equipped with all the practical knowledge – from lighting candles to saying kiddush – to assist you in keeping your first Shabbat. Designed at The Shabbat Project head office in South Africa, it's the world's first and only toolkit designed not to get work done! |
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A GUIDE TO CANDLE LIGHTING The blessings that women make on the Shabbat candles draw down the light from the spiritual realm to fill our homes with Hashem's love for his creation. A BOOK FULL OF SHABBAT
What better way to teach children about Shabbat than with creative and fun interactive activities. This booklet is a great resource that gets the kids involved and excited about Shabbat. THE THIRD MEAL GUIDE
As the Shabbat day is ebbing away, family and friends come together at the third meal to draw the last sparks of Shabbat before it ends with havdallah. Here is a guide that contains all the songs and blessings for the third meal. |
FRIDAY NIGHT GUIDE Here's a fantastic guide to all the blessings and songs that Jews traditionally recite and sing on Friday night: kiddush, "Shalom Aleichem," "Eishet Chayil," and more. SHABBAT DAY GUIDE
Here's a great guide to hand out to your Shabbat guests who have joined you for the Shabbat day meal. It contains everything you will need to join in the blessings, rituals, and songs. Joelle Chandler, Toronto |
