• Easy-to-follow English instructions appear on both the English and Hebrew pages.
• Shaded boxes indicate prayer changes for special occasions.
• Transliterated essentials, like Kaddish and Borchu, appear as needed - no page flipping necessary.
• Instructions for sitting, standing, and other customs.
• Headings identify major prayer sections.
• Diagrams for putting on tallis and tefillin, and waving the lulav.

This siddur is one which our community uses on a regular basis.

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Do we know how the Torah expects us, grownup children, to treat our parents? What about step-parents or in-laws? What are our financial obligations? How do we balance our own needs, and the needs of our family, with those of our parents? What happens when our parents divorce? Or if a parent has a difficult or abusive personality? Do we have to love our parents?

• More than 170 stories of sons and daughters - of all ages - rising to the challenge of kibud av v'eim (honoring father and mother)
• Strategies and common sense advice on dealing with the sensitive issues of "the sunset years"
• Comprehensive and clear halachos of kibud av v'eim

My Father, My Mother and Me is a must-read book for everyone. Because everyone is someone's child.

• The power of daily readings
• The insights of two world-class educators, drawing upon countless Torah sources
• Practical halachos with comments of leading contemporary poskim
• And hundreds of personal, inspiring stories .

Rabbi Yisrael Meir ha-Kohen, known to all as the Chofetz Chaim (One Who Desires Life), was famed for his teachings on safeguarding proper speech and promoting awareness of the powers of the tongue.

Stories abound about the Chofetz Chaim’s legendary humility, sensitivity, and genuine love for every individual.

This book, based on his works, lays out the concepts and laws of proper speech in a style arranged for daily study.

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You can't go wrong with good stories — and you can never get enough of them! That is an old but familiar story to anyone who has ever wanted an enjoyable read or needed something to enliven the Shabbos table or add spice to a conversation or speech.

Here is a collection of stories that have stood the test of time — and the much more difficult feat of keeping the interest of listeners, especially young ones.

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A wonderful collection of stories from our Sages and the great Torah and Chassidic leaders, arranged according to the Sidra.

The Talmud teaches that, in significant ways, a student benefits more from serving and observing his teachers than from studying under them ... because there are priceless lessons to be learned from the way a great person acts, from the way he absorbs the teachings of the Torah and lets them transform him into an ambassador of G-d among men.

This book is a treasure house of such stories: stories from the Talmud, stories from the Midrash, stories about great men throughout the centuries. These hundreds of stories are filled with the warmth and wisdom of the Torah translated into the lives of its people.

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A Biblical word study on the Hebrew term "Torah." This book attempts to present the five books of Moses in a positive light as God's instruction book for all, especially for believers in Yeshua the Messiah.

This book will change your life. Gracious in its tone, stunning in its revelations, it is a fundamentally transformative work that should be read by everyone who seeks to truly understand their Bible.

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The pages of church history are marked by countless horrors committed against the Jewish people.

From the first persecutions of the Jews in the fourth century to the horrors of the Holocaust, from Israel-bashing in today's press to anti-Semitism spouted from the pulpit, this painful book tells the tragic story that every Christian must read.

In a freshly updated and expanded edition of this pivotal work, Dr. Michael Brown exposes the faulty theological roots that opened the door to anti-Semitism in Church history, explaining why well-meaning believers so often fall into the trap of hate... and showing how individuals can bring an end to the cycle of violence.

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"A eureka moment in slow motion -- like the born again being born again!"... is how the author describes his realization that the Bible's spiritual DNA is Jewish. Reading the words of Jesus from the perspective of His Jewish audience is like putting on infra-red glasses: hitherto invisible spiritual hot spots miraculously emerge, and our Jewish Messiah stands before us with ever-increasing clarity.

This book's strength is that the author approaches this subject with honesty and understanding for the reservations--even suspicions--the sincere enquirer may have when daring to take the plunge and give this whole "Jewish thing" a go. Russ Constant believes that this approach to unlocking the Scriptures - and the words of Jesus in particular -- is not just another niche fad, but rather is the essential key for a life-long journey of discovery which will not disappoint.

In this book, he takes several narratives from the Gospels and explains them in terms of their Jewish cultural and historical context, synthesising insights from major figures in the Messianic Movement in order to expose the rich seam of significance contained within. The use of extra-biblical sources, such as the Talmud, gives the book an added dimension. Both the humble Gentile and the curious Jew, even as novice inquirers, can benefit from this book. The chapters are all "stand alone," so they can be dipped into at any point.

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