Can You Have A Peaceful Shabbat Without Fences To Keep The World Out?
Perhaps it’s only by keeping the world out that we are able to really enjoy rest and family time.
Perhaps it’s only by keeping the world out that we are able to really enjoy rest and family time.
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We pray in the language that feels most familiar to us. But, what matters most is our faith.
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