Shabbat Across America and Canada
The 26th Annual
Shabbat Across America and Canada
is March 4, 2022!
Are you a rabbi or synagogue lay leader who
would like your congregation to take part? Register here.
Click here to register to receive materials for your Shabbat at Home
Shabbat Across Canada
For those of you north of the border, many Canadian synagogues will be taking part in our Shabbat Across Canada initiative. We hope you can join us!
“Turn an ordinary Friday night into something extraordinary!”
On Friday night, March 4, 2022, hundreds of synagogues across the continent will take part in an historic national Jewish event to celebrate what unifies all Jews — Shabbat! Everyone is invited… singles, couples, families — all ages.
That’s the magic of Shabbat Across America and Shabbat Across Canada. By participating in this continent-wide event, you will not only have the opportunity to experience Shabbat, but you will be sharing your experience with tens of thousands of Jews across North America.
No matter what your affiliation or which Shabbat Across America or Shabbat Across Canada location you choose to attend, NJOP’s annual Shabbat program will give you a “taste” of Shabbat. Explanatory services, traditional rituals, delicious meals and lively discussions are all important components of the Shabbat experience, as well as the opportunity to spend the evening with like-minded people, friends and family.
Shabbat Across America or Shabbat Across Canada is for every Jew, and those who are unable to go to a registered location can participate in their own homes or in gatherings with friends/family.
Can’t find a Shabbat event in your area?
Learn how to observe Shabbat in your own home.
Why Participate in Shabbat Across America and Canada at Home?
Have you experienced the magic of NJOP’s Shabbat Across America and Canada? Have you wanted to participate but couldn’t? Do you love the idea of creating an evening of warm inspiration, simple peace and beautiful tradition?
On one special night, tens of thousands of North American Jews will come together in spiritual unison with Jews across the continent and with thousands of years of tradition. Now is your chance to be counted in this campaign that encourages Jews of all backgrounds to come together and celebrate what unifies us all: The Shabbat.
It’s simple. Host a traditional Friday night Shabbat dinner at your home with family, friends, neighbors, and colleagues – anyone who would appreciate a warm Shabbat dinner.
Register here and we’ll help you get started with our Shabbat Across America and Canada at Home Guide, Shabbat blessings and prayers, and a Gourmet Shabbat Recipe Guide including traditional recipes from America’s top chefs like Wolfgang Puck, plus the world’s best chicken soup recipe.
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In the spirit of Jewish unity, we ask you to consider serving a kosher dinner and observing the beautiful Shabbat traditions.
We encourage you to share how you will celebrate Shabbat on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook #ShabbatAtHome.
The Spirit of Shabbat
"More than Jews have kept Shabbat, Shabbat has kept the Jews."
-Achad Ha’am
Click here to participate, receive free materials, and celebrate what unifies us all: The Shabbat.
Are you a rabbi or synagogue lay leader?
Attend A Shabbat
Check the map or run a search above to see if there is a Shabbat Across America and Canada taking place in a community near you. Use the information provided in the listing to contact our partners to register or learn more.
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Help us to help your community! Make a tax-deductible donation to NJOP and support programs like Shabbat Across America and Canada. Use AmazonSmile and your eligible purchases will earn donations too!
Partner with NJOP
Are you a rabbi, Jewish educator or synagogue representative? Click here to learn about the many ways you can partner with NJOP.
Contact Us
Reach out to us directly:
1345 Avenue of the Americas, 2nd Flr, New York, NY 10105-0014
646-871-4444 • 646-871-0100 (fax)
Shabbat Resources
The Shabbat Across America and Canada At Home booklet is the perfect guide for the Friday night meal, providing a short explanation and a helpful how-to for each component of the Friday night meal.
Jewish Treats Complete Guide to Shabbat is the perfect resource on the Day of Rest. This eBook includes a little bit of everything: From how to light the Shabbat candles, the secrets of braided challah, the songs of the Sabbath and much more.
The Spirituality at Your Fingertips series provides you with a concise, uplifting and meaningful explanation of Shabbat rituals and practice. The guides will help you learn about essential Shabbat practices, enabling you to experience the beauty of Shabbat in your own home.
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Please note that a PayPal account is NOT required. After selecting ‘Donate Now’, you will have the option to use a debit or credit card.
For another exciting opportunity, we have partnered with AmazonSmile. A portion of your AmazonSmile purchases will be donated to NJOP.
Selecting a “Donate” link will present you with the option to use your PayPal account or donate with a card.
Dedication Opportunities
Dedications in honor of someone important in your life is an excellent means of supporting NJOP’s vital work. Below are some suggested donation opportunities that NJOP is looking to fulfill.
To discuss these or any other sponsorship opportunities, contact Larry Greenman at 646-871-0113 or [email protected].
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Welcome to NJOP
Since NJOP’s founding in 1987, we have partnered with over 5,154* locations in 44* countries to bring free and low cost programming, and positive, joyous Jewish experiences to over 1,709,568* Jews.
Each Fall we work with locations throughout North America in partnering with us for Read Hebrew America and Canada, our continent-wide Hebrew literacy campaign that takes place after the High Holidays. We have dozens of programming options to be run throughout the year ranging from our flagship campaign Shabbat Across America and Canada, to our acclaimed Crash Courses in Basic Judaism and Jewish History. We also provide materials for both your Shabbat and High Holiday Beginners Service programs. A full list of our programs and classes can be found below, and most are free of charge!
So look around, and when you are ready, fill out this form to let us know which classes or programs you are interested in participating in and we will help you connect with what you’re looking for.
Jewish Treats is the social media arm of NJOP. When launched in 2008, NJOP’s social media platforms have become one of the go-to places for Jewish education and experiences on the social web. Find us at JewishTweets on Twitter, the Jewish Treats Facebook Page, on Instagram, our Pinterest Boards and YouTube Channel.
*Figures as of 12/20.
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Welcome NJOP Partners
Since NJOP’s founding in 1987, we have partnered with over 5,154* locations in 44* countries to bring free and low cost programming, and positive, joyous Jewish experiences to over 1,709,568* Jews, many of whom were previously unaffiliated, or marginally affiliated.
Each Fall we work with locations throughout North America in partnering with us for Read Hebrew America and Canada, our continent-wide Hebrew literacy campaign that takes place after the High Holidays. We have dozens of programming options to be run throughout the year ranging from our flagship campaign Shabbat Across America and Canada, to our acclaimed Crash Courses in Basic Judaism and Jewish History. We also provide materials for both your Shabbat and High Holiday Beginners Service programs. A full list of our programs and classes can be found below, and most are free of charge!
So look around, and when you are ready, fill out this form to let us know which classes or programs you are interested in offering at your location and we’ll have your regional program coordinator contact you to finish the registration process. Remember, the NJOP programming team is here to help every step of the way.
*Figures as of December 2020.
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NJOP has three incredible Grant Opportunities to support your organization, synagogue or community.
High Holiday Beginners Service
The Freyer High Holiday Beginners Service Initiative
NJOP Announces $500 Stipends for Synagogues/Jewish Centers Running NJOP’s High Holiday Beginners Service. Thanks to the generosity of Sylvia Freyer and the Freyer Family Foundation, NJOP will be awarding grants of up to $500 each on a first-come-first-served basis to serve as seed money to help launch, promote and facilitate a High Holiday Beginners Service (HHBS).
If your synagogue or Jewish organization has not participated in the Freyer High Holiday Beginners Service, we encourage you to apply for the stipend and offer an exciting and dynamic Beginners Service on one or both days of Rosh Hashana and/or on Yom Kippur (Kol Nidrei eve and Yom Kippur day) that will appeal to, and be open to, the broader Jewish community.
Grant Qualifications and Criteria
In order for an application to be considered, in addition to the High Holiday Beginners Service, the location must agree to offer an NJOP Hebrew Reading or Writing Course, participate in a conference call with representatives from other qualifying locations, make an effort to conduct a Shabbat Beginners Service and share…
Sukkot Across America
There is no question that Sukkot is one of the most joyous and fun-filled holidays found in the Jewish calendar. Unfortunately, many unaffiliated and marginally affiliated Jews in your community have never experienced this joy, since they have never been invited to join the celebration.
NJOP would like to invite you to apply to participate in Sukkot Across America. Simply agree to run a free and exciting program in your Sukkah the non-Shabbat days of Chol Hamoed Sukkot, that will appeal to the wider Jewish community. If your application is accepted, NJOP will offer you up to $500 towards promotional expenses. Up to eighty locations will be selected.
The goal of Sukkot Across America is to have synagogues, Jewish centers and outreach programs across the country open their sukkot to the general Jewish community and, hopefully, inspire the visitors to become more engaged in Jewish life. At each of these specially chosen sukkah locations, participants will be invited to shake a lulav and etrog, enjoy some refreshments and perhaps some music and rejoice on this happiest of Jewish holidays.
If you have any questions, please contact NJOP’s Assistant Director Larry Greenman at 646-871-0113 or [email protected].
Passover Across America
Out of an abundance of caution due to the spread of the Coronavirus and heeding the recommendation of medical professionals to forgo large gatherings for the time being, this year NJOP will not be going forward with our sponsorship of Passover Across America Communal Seders. We hope to reinstate the grant initiative in future years. We pray for the speedy and complete recovery of all those who have contracted the virus and the safety of all others.
Thank you for your understanding.
Run an explanatory Communal Outreach Passover Seder open to all Jews on the first and/or second night of passover to qualify for our grant. The goal of the program is to enable Jewish organizations and synagogues to offer a hands-on explanatory seder to Jews of limited religious background, helping participants develop a deeper understanding of, and appreciation for, the seder’s customs and rituals.
If your application is accepted, NJOP will offer you up to $1,000 toward certain expenses (see below). Up to seventy locations will be selected.
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Holidays
Holidays
Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year, is much more than the celebration of another year’s passing. Rosh Hashana is, after all, a celebration of the very creation of the world and a recognition of humankind’s relationship to the Creator. Fundamental to Judaism is the belief in an active G-d who is involved in our lives like a caring parent.
Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, begins at sunset. There is something mystical about Yom Kippur in that almost all Jews recognize the holiness of the day: On Yom Kippur, God graces the world with amnesty — all one needs to do is to come and ask for it. When we spend the day talking with God, we are discussing, privately, all the things for which we need such amnesty, thereby cleansing ourselves and helping us recognize how we can improve our lives…
Each holiday also has its own unique mitzvot. The mitzvot of Sukkot are: Rejoice On Your Holiday; “You shall keep the feast of tabernacles seven days… And you shall rejoice in your feast… and you shall be altogether joyful” (Deuteronomy 16:13-15). To Wave The Four Species; “And you shall take for yourselves on the first day, the fruit of a beautiful tree, the branch of a palm tree, a bough from the myrtle tree, and willows of the stream, and you shall rejoice before your G-d for seven days” (Leviticus 23:40)…
One small jar of oil… It would take another week for a fresh jar of pure olive oil to be made. Not wanting to put off the mitzvah, they decided to light the Menorah – and the miracle of Chanukah occurred. Despite the small quantity of oil, THE MENORAH REMAINED LIT FOR THE ENTIRE EIGHT DAYS…
Unlike the festive meals of Shabbat, Rosh Hashana, Passover, Sukkot or Shavuot, the Purim seuda (as a feast is called in Hebrew) is in commemoration of an actual feast that took place in the time of Esther. In fact, the Purim story contains numerous important feasts…
Passover celebrates G-d’s taking the Israelites out of slavery from Egypt and bringing them to the Promised Land. The children of Israel’s trek down to Egypt actually begins with their forefather, Abraham. Abraham was the first person to acknowledge a purely monotheistic G-d. As a consequence, G-d promises to make his descendants into a great nation…
Shavuot, Festival of Weeks – Shavuot is the only holiday not listed in the Torah by the day and month on which it is to be observed. Rather, the Torah instructed that this festival take place the 49th day after the second day of Passover, the day on which the Omer Sacrifice was offered. The name, therefore, reflects the fact that this holiday occurs seven complete weeks (Shavuot) after Passover.
The Seventeenth of Tammuz marks the beginning of a period known as the “Three Weeks.” Exactly 21 days (3 weeks) after the fast day is Tisha B’Av, a full day of mourning over the destruction of both Temples and the other great tragedies throughout history that correspond with the date. More than just a “bridge between two fast days,” the Three Weeks are, historically, a time of continuing tragedy…
Other Holidays
Learn more about other Jewish holidays, modern holidays, minor fasts and what they mean to our history and our culture.
The dates listed here are the day of the holiday, however, Jewish holidays begin at sunset on the evening before the holiday (Erev, or “eve of”).
Judaism
Judaism
To enhance the understanding and appreciation of the depth and breadth of Judaism.
Essential Judaism
Embrace Judaism through the exploration of our Belief in God, Prayer, The Sabbath, Jewish Observance and Sexuality. NJOP’s Basic Judaism class explores these topics in depth and includes thought-provoking, extra-curricular reading to enhance your understanding and appreciation of the depth and breadth of Judaism.
Learn how you are an integral part of Jewish history and be empowered with a working knowledge of who we are, where we came from and where we are going, by participating in NJOP’s exciting History class.
Explore Judaism and embrace your heritage with NJOP’s excellent resources and programs.
Judaism and Jewish History Resources
- Basic Judaism Lecture Series
- Spirituality at your Fingertips
- Shabbat
- The Creation of the State of Israel
- History of the State Since 1948
- The Story of the Modern Day Maccabees
- Historical significance of the 10th of Tevet
- 99 Fascinating Facts You Didn’t Know About Jewish Life
- 99 Fascinating Jewish Personalities
- Crash Course in Basic Judaism Web Series
- Hilly Gross Speech
- Jewish Treats Judaism
- Jewish Treats Jewish History
- Recipes
- The Case for Keeping Kosher
- How to Keep Kosher
Basic Judaism and Jewish History Resources
Basic Judaism Videos
Send us message to have us contact you about running any of our Basic Judaism or Jewish History courses or call 1-800-44-HEBREW.
Hebrew
Hebrew
Brush up on your Hebrew reading skills, learn to read and write Hebrew or simply establish a connection with Jewish communities around the world.
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b’roochim ha’ba’im!
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Throughout Jewish history, Hebrew has been a connection between Jewish communities around the world. For many modern Jews, learning Hebrew is the first step to reconnecting with their roots.
Hebrew Resources
- Offer Hebrew Reading and Writing Classes
- Attend Hebrew Reading and Writing Classes
- Read Hebrew America and Canada Program
- Hebrew Reading Bonus Class
- Hebrew Reading and Writing Courses FAQs
- Twebrew School
- Twebrew School Orientation
- Jewish Treats Hebrew Literacy Articles
- The Interactive Hebrew Alphabet
Hebrew Reading and Writing Courses
Our Hebrew programs are run nationwide, year round but we run the most classes during the fall as part of our Read Hebrew America and Canada Program
Send us message to have us contact you about running any of our Hebrew Reading or Writing courses or call 1-800-44-HEBREW.
Shabbat
Shabbat
More than the Jews have kept the Sabbath, the Sabbath has kept the Jews.
An Oasis in Time
The Jewish Sabbath has been called an “oasis in time.” This heavenly gift, “Divine Therapy,” if you will, is a unique opportunity for spiritual and psychological renewal that comes every week, and it’s free! Contemporary observers often speak of the need for “quality time.” Shabbat teaches that there cannot be quality time without quantity time. Shabbat is indeed an idea whose time has come.
Shabbat Resources
- Shabbat Across America and Canada
- Shabbat Across America at Home
- Jewish Treats Complete Guide to Shabbat
- Spirtuality at Your Fingertips – In-Depth Shabbat Guides
- Candlelighting Guide
- Shabbat Candlelighting Times
- Shabbat Prayers and Services
- Kiddush
- Blessing the Bread (Ha’Mo’Tzee)
- Grace After Meals (Bentching / Birkat HaMazon)
- Blessing the Children (Birkat HaBanim)
- Woman of Valor (Aishet Chayil)
- Shalom Aleichem
- Jewish Treats Shabbat Articles
- Gourmet Shabbat Recipes
Sacred Time
As we enter the 21st century, the world has never needed Shabbat more. Our society desperately needs time to catch its breath, to look inward, not outward, to be introspective. We need an opportunity to hug our children, look our spouses in the eye, and engage in true communication, without constant interruptions of telephones, radios, videos and computer games. For all our valued technological advancements (streaming music, smart phones, internet, smart homes, etc.) our ability to communicate has greatly diminished. In fact, studies indicate that the average American parent speaks with his/her children no more than 11 minutes a day and watches television 35.5 hours a week!
We, and our families, need “sacred time.” Shabbat provides just that, and much more. It has been said, “More than the Jews have kept the Sabbath, the Sabbath has kept the Jews.” It is an elixir of life. It is G-d’s greatest gift to human-kind. Embrace it! Savor a taste of the world to come.
Jewish Treats Complete Guide to Shabbat
Jewish Treats and our parent organization NJOP, are excited to introduce our Jewish Treats Complete Guide to Shabbat eBook- your online resource to the Day of Rest. This eBook includes a little bit of everything: From how to light the Shabbat candles, the secrets of braided challah, the songs of the Sabbath and much more. Everything you need to know and have been wondering about Shabbat is now right at your fingertips!
Please share this fun and informative Shabbat eBook with your friends and family!
*We’d love for you to be able to enjoy this Jewish Treats eBook on Shabbat, as well as during the week. To use it on Shabbat, be sure to print your copy before sunset on Friday to stay within the Shabbat spirit.
Shabbat Programs
NJOP is proud to be able to offer you a selection of informative educational resources for Shabbat.
Send us message to have us contact you about running any of our Shabbat programs or call 1-800-44-HEBREW.
About
About Us
Our Misson
The National Jewish Outreach Program (NJOP) is an independent, non-profit organization which is dedicated to providing, through educational courses and experiential programs, a basic Jewish education for every Jew in America.
1,709,568
Over the last 33 years, more than 1.7M North American Jews have been engaged Jewishly through NJOP’s positive, joyous Jewish programs and experiences.
Our History
NJOP was established in 1987 by Rabbi Ephraim Z. Buchwald in response to the spiraling losses of Jews from Jewish life due to assimilation and lack of Jewish knowledge. Through its highly innovative and stimulating educational programming and influential social media platforms, NJOP conveys the relevance and vibrancy of Judaism to contemporary Jews by providing a greater understanding and knowledge of the basics of Judaism and Jewish life.
NJOP’s ever-expanding efforts have given the program the opportunity to become an acclaimed leader in
Jewish social media
NJOP’s ability to recognize the most current cultural trends has allowed tens of thousands of fans and followers to present with a means to positively and joyously participate in Jewish life through @JewishTweets on Twitter, NJOP’s Jewish Treats daily email and Facebook page. NJOP’s Jewish Treats’ YouTube channel boasts more than two million views.
Since its founding, NJOP has become one of the largest and most successful organizations, impacting broadly on Jewish engagement throughout the world.
Jewish Treats is the social media arm of NJOP, your tax-deductible gift to Jewish Treats will help us continue to share interesting and enjoyable observations about Judaism, which we like to call “Juicy Bits of Judaism,” in the future.
Blogs
Blogs
An archive of NJOP's collection of articles for you to enjoy.
A new blog post is published each weekday sharing interesting and enjoyable observations about Judaism.
Rabbi Ephraim Buchwald shares with you his fascinating insights on the upcoming parasha, the weekly Torah portion.
NJOP decided to put a twist on Hebrew School by recreating it with bite-sized lessons for the Twitter generation.
Catch up with NJOP’s fresh news including Juicy Jewish resources, essential articles, photos and more.
Jewish Treats
Jewish Treats
New blog posts each weekday sharing interesting and enjoyable observations about Judaism, called “Juicy Bits of Judaism.” These bite-sized facts and actions are easy to digest and are a great way to make a daily connection to Judaism in about two minutes.
Explore the world Jewishly with these enticing tidbits of fun Jewish news, pop culture, history, factoids and surprising snippets of knowledge daily.
Sign up to receive Juicy Bits of Judaism, Daily.
High Holiday Beginner Service
COVID-19 | Program Status
Out of an abundance of caution due to the spread of the Coronavirus and heeding the recommendation of medical professionals to forgo large gatherings for the time being, NJOP will not be going forward with our High Holiday Beginners Service program this year. We hope to reinstate the initiative in future years. We pray for the speedy and complete recovery of all those who have contracted the virus and the safety of all others.
Thank you for your understanding.
Looking for something different for this year’s High Holidays?
If you are one of thousands of Jews around the country who are curious but wary or hesitant about High Holiday services, NJOP invites you to start here.
Below we have listed locations that are offering dynamic and accessible services, where an attendee can be comfortable, no matter their background. Use the map on this page to see if a High Holiday Beginners Service is taking place in your community, we hope you will consider attending this year.
Best wishes for a happy and sweet New Year!
High Holidays 2021
(Begins at sundown on September 18th)
Rosh Hashana, known as the Jewish New Year, is the day on which the Jewish people declare God as King. It is also known as the Day of Judgement and starts a period of ten days during which it is customary to engage in a process of teshuva (repentance) in which a person acknowledges past wrongdoings and works to resolve them.
(Begins with Kol Nidre at sundown on Octobrer 27th)
Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, is the last day of the Ten Days of Teshuva. A full fast day, Yom Kippur is the day on which the Jewish people as a whole and as individuals atone for their transgressions and ask God that their teshuva be accepted.
For additional resources and to learn more about the holidays of Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur, please visit high-holidays
We're sorry, no locations are available for the High Holiday Beginners Service this year, we hope you'll join us next year.
Attend A Service
Check the map or run a search above to see if there is a High Holiday Beginners Service taking place in a community near you. Use the information provided in the listing to contact our partners to register or learn more.
Donate
Help us to help your community! Make a tax-deductible donation to NJOP and support programs like HHBS. Use AmazonSmile and your eligible purchases will earn donations too!
Partner with NJOP
Are you a rabbi, Jewish educator or synagogue representative? Click here to learn about the many ways you can partner with NJOP.
Contact Us
Reach out to us directly:
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646-871-4444 • 646-871-0100 (fax)
Holiday Resources
Follow these helpful links to learn even more about the High Holidays
- Jewish Treats Complete Guide to Rosh Hashana
- Rosh Hashana Resources
- Yom Kippur Resources
- High Holidays 101 Web Series
- Soul Bigger Music Video
- The Jewish Treats High Holiday Archive
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Rabbi Buchwald's Weekly Torah Message
Rabbi Buchwald's
Weekly Torah Message
Each week, NJOP’s founder, Rabbi Ephraim Buchwald, shares with you his fascinating insights on the upcoming parasha, the weekly Torah portion.