To put things mildly: Things have been tough. But it’s finally Friday and you could definitely use a break, right?
Good news: This much-needed break is built right into Jewish tradition. It’s called Shabbat and it happens each and every Friday night through Saturday evening.
Shabbat, as you probably know, is best known as the day of rest. But hold up! Do not roll your eyes and stop reading this post! Given everything parents are dealing with these days, Team Kveller totally understands how “rest” might feel like a completely alien concept — especially now.
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The Kveller Shabbat Guide makes Shabbat accessible, meaningful, and completely do-able, no matter how packed your schedule may be. If you need a day of rest now more than ever — and hey, who doesn’t?!? — get your own copy of The Kveller Shabbat Guide right here.
