A traditional challah isn’t your only option when it comes to bread for Shabbat.

Are there rules about what qualifies as a Kiddush cup? Read on!

The cup that holds the wine or juice is called a Kiddush cup. But what sets it apart?

As we hear about mezuzot being ripped from doorways, and as we worry about mounting anti-Semitism, you might wonder whether hanging a mezuzah on your outside doorpost is a great idea.

There are a few different elements to celebrating Shabbat.

Here’s what you need to know to hang a Mezuzah.

One of the points of lighting Chanukah candles is so that others can see them, as a way of publicizing the miracle of Chanukah – whether that is the story of the little oil that lasted eight nights, or the miracle of our very survival. So they are meant to be lit after sunset, and then placed where they can be seen by others.

While the eight nights – and so the eight candles – don’t traditionally have meanings attached to each individual night, some modern leaders are seeking to give each day a specific meaning or value.

And more interestingly, why are there nine instead of eight candles?