The Osher Marin Jewish Community Center and the Chabad Jewish Center of Novato held a challah bake for children this week at the JCC. The “Kids Mega Challah Bake” event on Thursday aimed to convey the ...

When Chabad Tucson finds out that someone Jewish is moving to Tucson, they reach out and invite the person to Shabbat dinner at a rabbi’s house. Recently, Rabbi Yehuda Ceitlin made a call to welcome a ...

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Over 200 spots at the Tucson Jewish Community Center were set with key ingredients and recipe instructions for making challah bread dough. On Thursday, women and girls filled ...

MARLBORO - The first time Rabbi Yossi Kanelsky and his wife Dina hosted a challah-baking event in preparation for the High Holy Days, it was at their home and there were about 15 people. Now nearing ...

Every Sunday morning from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. children in grades K-2 join together for Kinder Klubhouse, a program through Temple Torat Emet in Boynton Beach that aims to teach Jewish children about ...

360 round challahs for Holocaust Survivors and families , and individuals experiencing hunger? That’s the goal next month at Jewish Family Service of San Diego’s first-ever day-long challah baking ...

Congregation Beth Tikvah Hebrew School, located in Wantagh, held a Challah Bake on Sunday morning January 21. This was an educational and fun opportunity for the children to learn how to make Challah ...

Few things are as joyful as cooking with a loved one. Add challah, rhymes and loving drawings to the experiences and you have “Challah for Shabbat Tonight.” The children’s book, written by Sara Holly ...

With his cottage challah bakery Bread of Idleness, Cody Butler is bringing top-notch Jewish breads and a bit of yiddishkeit to a diverse Western Queens community. (New York Jewish Week) — Cody Butler ...

More than 2,000 South African Jewish women converged on a street in Johannesburg’s Glenhazel neighbourhood two weeks ago to learn the intricacies of preparing challah – the bread Jews customarily eat ...

Last week, Sharon and I organized A Challah Bake for Israel. It was a leap of faith because we didn’t have a lot of time to get the word out, and we weren’t sure our event would have many attendees.