2020 is a year for the history books – and Shabbat Project 2020 was no different.
We switched mass unity challah bakes with intimate home bakes, big communal dinners for Friday night with the family, and did Havdalah all on our own.
So much changed so quickly – but the core ingredient was perhaps stronger than ever. Shabbat.
As the world begins to heal, we would really like to record your 2020 Shabbat Project experience. What happened when you shifted and focused all your energy on filling your homes with the magic of Shabbat?
We’d love to know.
How to keep Shabbat
Shabbat has a unique rhythm, which flows from good meals and company to prayers and downtime. Learn about the dos and don’ts of Shabbat.
Jews around the world reconnected in:
Echoes of Shabbat
Dan Ariely, Dr. Michelle Ritterman, Senator Joseph Lieberman and others explore how Shabbat resonates differently for each of us.
In the press
