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  Shabbat HaGadol

  The Shabbat before Pesach is known as Shabbat HaGadol. We read a special Haftarah that speaks about the future redemption in the age of Mashiach. The Talmud teaches that in Nisan the world was created, the bondage of our forefathers ceased in Egypt, and in Nisan they will be redeemed in the future. Shabbat HaGadol also commemorates many miracles which were performed for the Children of Israel on the very first Shabbat HaGadol in Egypt just five days before the Exodus.

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  The First 14 Days of Nisan

  The Mishkan was erected on Rosh Chodesh Nisan, and during the first twelve days the twelve leaders of the tribes brought their offering for the dedication of the Altar. Nisan is referred to as the "First of Months." Our Sages teach that each of the first twelve days connects us to each of the twelve months that follow. Each day there is a special Torah reading, prayers, and meditation. On the 13th day, we read the portion about the Menorah. On the 14th day, the sacrificial lamb for the Pesach offering was slaughtered and we have an observance on that day as an expression of our longing for the Beit Hamikdash to be rebuilt in our time. Each day we put aside three coins for tzedakah, which will equal 42 coins when we complete Day 14. We will offer a special Arvit service with the Torah study, prayers and meditations for each of the 14 days at 8:30 PM EDT beginning on Monday night, April 8, 2023. Go to our EVENTS page to join us.

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  Join Us For The Festival of Pesach

  We invite you to join us for the Festival of Pesach, which begins on Monday evening, April 22, 2024. To see our full Pesach Schedule, please go to our CHAGIM page.

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  Become A Member of Our Tribe

  We invite you to become a member of our tribe. Kabbalah4All Congregation was established to connect people who wish to be part of a Jewish community which focuses on Kabbalah (Mystical Judaism). We are an online synagogue community with members in almost every continent. Our members have a voice in our community and are empowered through our services and studies to effect change in their part of the world--the idea of Tikkun Olam. Go to our MEMBERSHIP page for more information.

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  Tzedakah

  The word צדקה "tzedakah" in Hebrew often is translated as charity, but it actually comes from the root צדק "tzedek" which means righteousness. The addition of the letter ה "Hei" connects righteousness to Malchut. Many people say "giving" tzedakah, but the more appropriate phrase is "doing" tzedakah. Tzedakah is in many ways an exchange of energy and is a visible expression of gratitude in this world for that which we have received, especially when we receive it from an organization that helps us to grow spiritually. We thank you in advance for your generosity and support. Click Here to make a donation.

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  Your Hebrew Name

  At the end of the Amidah, we whisper a verse from the Tanach which is associated with our Hebrew name. Would you like to know your Hebrew name and the verse that corresponds to your name? Or would you like us to help you choose a Hebrew name and even have a certificate with your Hebrew name and verse? Email Us for more information.