Listen to audio of the Shabbat blessings, and download "Got Shabbat", a weekly publication to guide parents and children to celebrate Shabbat together.
Edited by Stephen J. Einstein and Lydia Kukoff with Lisa Edwards, Marjorie Slome and Hara Person (URJ Press). Standard teaching text for beginning Introduction to Judaism classes in Reform synagogues and institutions.
Edited with an Introduction by Niles E. Goldstein and Peter S. Knobel (URJ Press). A collection of essays by both established leaders and younger thinkers of the Reform rabbinate about balancing religious obligation with the principles of Reform theology.
by Mark Washofsky (URJ Press). This user-friendly compendium for living a Jewish life is a wonderful tool for those seeking an understanding of current Reform Jewish practice and is a definitive guide for those who wish to incorporate Jewish practice into their everyday life.
A live performance of music, composed for services at Sinai Temple in Los Angeles, CA, and designed for people ages 25–40, many of whom were estranged from Jewish life. The monthly service now draws some 2,000 people!
by Dan Nichols and Eighteen. A collection of seventeen new melodies for Sabbath liturgy. This CD was produced minimally, yet tastefully, by using only two acoustic guitars and a piano to support the vocals.
From Synagogue 2000 (currently Synagogue 3000), this collection features thirteen songs that have been popularized in synagogues and that have moved so many through Synagogue 3000's programs across North America.
These first four volumes of the Shabbat Anthology series feature the latest renditions of contemporary Shabbat melodies heard in Reform congregations across North America.
Shireinu, an anthology available in various formats, features nearly 350 songs that are sung at Union for Reform Judaism camps, conclaves, kallot and retreats.
From Congregation B’nai Jeshurun of New York City. This is a collection of twelve magnificent Shabbat songs/chants from the very popular Friday night service at "BJ's." The prayers are all from the Jewish Sabbath liturgy, and the music has roots in the Sufi, Turkish, Ladino, Hebrew and Ashkenazic traditions.
What do you listen to during Shabbat evening dinner with your family? Shabbat Shalom! will set the perfect mood for you, enhancing your Shabbat family experience. This collection of blessings and original songs by original artists is the companion for the URJ Press children's book of the same name. Also an excellent learning tool for blessings. Suitable for 0-6 year-olds.
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