We trust that your Sukkot holiday has been healthy, happy, and high on inspiration. Of course, Sukkot leads directly into Simchat Torah, which we typically celebrate by singing, dancing, and chanting together in the synagogue. But this year, you may be celebrating in the sanctuary of your home, inviting G‑d into your personal space and porting the sublime Simchat Torah energy directly into your house. If so, here are resources just for you.
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Shemini Atzeret / Simchat Torah at Home Resources
Art by Sefira Lightstone
COVID keeping you home? Here's how to make the holiday super special!
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From the memoirs of Rebbetzin Chana Schneerson, detailing how she and her husband celebrated in Soviet exile
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A message of love following seven months of isolation.
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Print this booklet before the holiday for handy use as you celebrate Simchat Torah.
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With page numbers for the Kehot Annotated Siddur (for when Shemini Atzeret Is Not Shabbat)
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With page numbers for the Kehot Annotated Siddur (for when Shemini Atzeret is on Shabbat)
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Under normal circumstances, Yizkor should
be recited in synagogue. What if that is not possible?
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