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Yom Kippur

Known as the “Day of Atonement,” Yom Kippur 2022 begins at sundown on Tuesday, October 4.

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9 Things You Didn’t Know About Yom Kippur

Impress your friends and family with these little-known facts about the Day of Atonement.

By My Jewish Learning

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9 Children’s Books About Yom Kippur

Yom Kippur is one of the most important days in the Jewish year, but explaining its meaning and traditions to children can be complicated

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4 Ways Kids Can Participate on Yom Kippur

How can we introduce and involve kids in Yom Kippur in an age appropriate manner?

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4/18/2022 Edit

It’s OK if Your Kids Can’t Sit Through Services

What to do with kids during High Holiday services

By Kveller

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Potato, Zucchini, Carrot Kugel Cupcakes Recipe

A crowd-pleasing side dish perfect for your High Holiday meals.

By Jennifer StarrettFor Jewish Phoenix

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Ambrosia Kugel Recipe

A perfect twist on the usual kugel to help you break the fast after Yom Kippur

By Jennifer StarrettFor Jewish Phoenix

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Interfaith Break-Fast Features Bagels and Lasagna

Traditions from an interfaith family to celebrate Yom Kippur

By Kveller

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4/11/2022 Edit

Sweet crafts for the Jewish New Year

A handful of great DIY options for creating special holiday décor and start talking about the excitement of the Jewish New Year.

By Jennifer StarrettFor JewishPhoenix

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