Shabbat Central at Home
Created by Central Synagogue, this 35-minute video brings the joy of Shabbat Central into your home, wherever you are.
About this Video
Created by the clergy and educators at Central Synagogue, this 35-minute video brings the joy of Shabbat Central into your home, wherever you are. Featuring music, movement, and ritual, it’s designed for families with children ages 0-5. It’s perfect for pre-bedtime wind-downs, Shabbat mornings at home, weekend travel, or any time you’re looking for a joyful Jewish moment.
This video is a companion to our beloved in-person Shabbat Central services.
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Credits: Producer: Diana Sokal Director: Ben Rosenbach Cast: Shira Kobren, Director of Family Engagement & Central Tots Rabbi Rebecca Rosenthal, Senior Director of Youth & Family Education Special thanks: Ben Korman Kenny Liebowitz Elise Tucker Central Synagogue Operations The Sokal Family
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