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As our New Year approaches and the Passover draws near, I began to reminisce about my family's first Passover Celebration. My husband and I had driven about a 145 miles to my mother-in-law's house. We arrived just in time to cook a meal and set the table. We honestly didn't keep it properly that first year, but we tried. And each year since then, we've prepared earlier and better. Then our children were born and we didn't know how to include them in our Feast Day Celebrations

The Most High, in His infinite wisdom, created our brains to learn and retain information in a variety of ways. People have studied the characteristics of these learning styles and categorized them. These are listed in alphabetical order not in order of importance. Combination Logical/Mathematical Musical/Auditory Physical/Kinesthetic Solitary Social Verbal Visual Combination Enjoys learning best through a mixture of all or a few of the other learning styles. Try different pa

As an expression of gratitude for our subscribers and to celebrate our upcoming holy day, we have created a special 3-Day Purim Celebration Women's Digital Devotional & Journal. This devotional and journal is designed to enrich the spiritual experience of sisters during this joyous time, allowing them to reflect on the significant themes of Purim, such as dignity, selflessness, and how to carry yourself as your husband's queen. Each day of the devotional will feature carefull

Learning scripture may seem daunting. All those big words and hard phrases seem like too much for a little child to comprehend and regurgitate.

My advice to you is to reuse whatever you can unless it clusters your space. Saving potential homeschooling items helps to stretch the budget.

Can you imagine a life without music? No tapping of the toes against the cold hard floor. No clanging of the cymbals. No drone of the organ. No tinkling of the piano keys. No soft child-like voices drifting through the air in song. No praise teams. None. No child ever dreamed of becoming a singer or musician. No one wore headphones as they walked down the street. No one hummed as they worked. No one sang lullabies to little babies as they rocked them to sleep. It was a silent