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	Lauren Tuchman BellaOnline's Judaism Editor

Havdalah - Marking the End of Shabbat
Havdalah is an incredibly meaningful ceremony we perform to mark the end of Shabbat.

How Is A Traditional Shabbat Observed
When most people think of Shabbat, they tend to think of Shabbat’s many prohibitions. In our modern society when such activities are so commonplace, the question arises, why observe these prohibitions and what, exactly, do you do on Shabbat if you can’t cook for example, or use the computer?

Kabbalat Shabbat - Welcoming in Shabbat
Ever wanted to visit a synagogue but was worried that you would feel completely lost and out of place or would have trouble understanding and following services? In this article, I outline Kabbalat Shabbat, the first part of the Friday evening service and perhaps the most joyous part of the week!

Shabbat At Home
Ever wanted to host a traditional Shabbat meal but were unsure how? Been invited to a Shabbat meal and not known what to expect? This article describes Shabbat evening rituals and their significance and meaning.

Shabbat Meal Preparation Tips
Making a meal for Shabbat can feel overwhelming. Adapt these simple steps to your own routine and you’ll have a Shabbat dinner without much stress.

Shabbat Zemirot Songs For The Shabbat Table
Shabbat zemirot, which are songs most commonly sung around the Shabbat table are growing in popularity. Singing these zemirot is a very powerful way of actualizing and expressing the sense of peace, joy and serenity that Shabbat brings with it.

The Meaning Behind Shabbat Dinner Rituals
Are you interested in creating Shabbat rituals in your home? Would you like to enhance what you are already doing or reconnect with the meaning behind the rituals? Here are some simple steps to get you going.

To Keep and Remember Shabbat
The Fourth Commandment refers to the observance of Shabbat. In one place in the Torah, we are told to "keep" Shabbat, and in another, we are told "to remember" Shabbat. So, which is it? To keep or to remember?