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Kitah Alef enjoys welcoming Shabbat each week during our class Shabbat party. The children eagerly await their turn to be the Ima and Abba. Each child in the class helps to set the table or be the Shabbat Malka (Queen) as we sing some of the songs we have learned in our Tal Am Choveret Shabbat Shalom. We also sing L’cha Dodi, dance to Sholom Aleichem, and recite Kiddush. Special snacks, brought in by our Ima and Abba, are shared with the class making each party a festive occasion! Our Shabbat party is also a unique opportunity to review the parasha of the week so that we can share what we’ve learned with our families at home.
The same candle sticks and kiddush cup are used for each service. The kiddush cup always has a cover on it, and is always filled with Manishevitz. Besides the two shabbat candles, there is a third candle to light a match. Before the service, the match is carefully stuck on the end of a long candle snuffer and matchbook holder. Inside the matchbook holder is a matchbook that no matches are struck on. This 4th piece of the candle lighting accoutrement was added on after the ritual committee became concerned about wax dripping on the table.
Each piece of silver is engraved with the words, Given in Memory of.... by....., as are plaques on each of the chairs and the chanukiah in the picture. Note the railing on the side of the center staircase, to help those who need it reach the bima.
The topic that week in Intro to Judaism was Shabbat, so of course someone brought in a kiddush cup, Shabbat candles, challah, and a challah cover.
23 February 2006
With the Hebrew "sing unto God a new song" this hand-thrown goblet can be used as a Kiddush cup, a Miriam's cup, or Elijah's cup.
Joy Schonberg is an Art Historian. Formerly head of the Judaica Dept. of Christie's Int'l, she is presently an appraiser of fine arts, lecturer and President of Joy Schonberg Galleries a gallery dealing with Antique Judaica, paintings, silver artifacts, and archaeology. She can be reached at JoySchonberg@aol.com or at www.joyschonberg.com
silver boxes for incense
Kiddush glass (the sanctification of the Sabbath or a festival with a blessing over wine before the evening and noon meals) .
Joy Schonberg is an Art Historian. Formerly head of the Judaica Dept. of Christie's Int'l, she is presently an appraiser of fine arts, lecturer and President of Joy Schonberg Galleries a gallery dealing with Antique Judaica, paintings, silver artifacts, and archaeology. She can be reached at JoySchonberg@aol.com or at www.joyschonberg.com
Sampler
Embroidered by Faiber Edel
1800
Medium: silk embroidery on linen foundation
Technique: embroidered on plain weave
Frame H x W: 88.9 x 41 cm (35 x 16 1/8 in.) double sided
Actual piece is 70 inches long, folded double
Gift of Myra M. and William H. Mathers
Long white linen towel embroidered in red and blue with prayers for Rosh Hoshonna and other holidays, and the order of Seder in squares. In Hebrew.
Kiddush for Rosh Hashonah
Blessed art thou, O Lord our God, King of the universe, who hast chosed us from all peoples and exalted us above all tongues, and sanctified us by thy commandments. And thou has given us in love, O Lord our God, this Day of Memorial, a day of blowing the Shofar, an holy convocation, as a memorial of the departure from Egypt. For thou hast chosen us and hast sanctified us above all nations; and thy word in truth and endureth forever. Blessed art thou, O Lord, King over all the earth, who sanctifiest Israel and the Day of Memorial.
Faiber Edel of K. W. Sh.
Yuda Hanowah Munster
1800
I will wash my hands in innocency (Psalms 26, 6)
Havdallah Spice Holder
The Havdalah Spice Holder is a container used to hold the spices during the havdalah service ending Shabbat.
Its a Girl!
My daughter!
Born January 31st
9:45am
6 pounds 13 Ounces
NAMING TO Take Place This Saturday February 7th at The Young Israel of
White Plains around 10:00am. Kiddush to follow.
More info contact
Justin Oberman
13 Doyer Avenue
White Plains New York 10605
914-413-7194
Handmade Passover utensils. Here a Kiddush Wine Cup - with Saucer with the wine blessing handwritten in the clay. Made of white clay low temperature glaze pale aqua green. Artist's Private collection.