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Cremation or Burial: A Jewish View

$18.00 SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN CONTINENTAL US.

Explores why people choose cremation and why burial is the Jewish way.

 

 

By best-selling author Doron Kornbluth. Based on years of research, this book examines the reasons people choose cremation, addresses myths and misconceptions, and offers philosophical and practical arguments for burial.

Clear and informative, an essential tool in encouraging loved ones to choose burial.

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The Rosh Hashanah Companion

The Rosh Hashanah Companion

Compact, yet comprehensive companion, including greetings, simanei milsa, Kiddush and mishnayos to be learned at each meal.
    By Rabbi Tzvi Hebel. Includes text and translations of the Rosh Hashanah greetings; the simanei milsa; the four chapters of mishnayos Rosh Hashanah, one perek to be studied at each yom-tov meal; and the Rosh Hashanah Kiddush; as well as insights and inspiration for Rosh Hashanah. Learn and grow with your family at every Rosh Hashanah seudah. Also makes a lovely gift for your Rosh Hashanah hosts.
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I Wish Someone Would Have Told Me: A Book for Teens Who Have Lost a Parent

I Wish Someone Would Have Told Me: A Book for Teens Who Have Lost a Parent

By Miriam Ribiat (with Tali Arieff, LCSW, RPT, clinical editor). This book guides teens through the grieving process and related emotions; presents real-life scenarios and practical suggestions; elucidates halachos and customs related to aveilus, yahrtzeit, etc.; and empowers readers with aliyas neshamah opportunities. Divided into 96 daily readings, plus an addendum with beautiful poems, the book is based on careful research and interviews with many individuals who experienced the loss of a parent during their childhood or teen years. Recommended by Rav Yaakov Bender, Dr. Norman Blumenthal, and Mrs. Sarah Rivkah Kohn.
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Halevai She’mishehu Yisapeir L’chaveirah Sheli

Halevai She’mishehu Yisapeir L’chaveirah Sheli

Translated and adapted for Hebrew-speaking teens from the original I Wish Someone Would Have Told My Friends, this Hebrew booklet helps teens understand the challenges and emotions of friends who have suffered a loss and enables them to offer appropriate support and encouragement. Written by Mrs. Miriam Ribiat and translated by Ms. Perel Goldberg, the booklet addresses loss of a parent and loss of a sibling. Can be used by bereaved friends, parents, educators and professionals to encourage sensitivity and understanding. Reviewed and approved by Rav Noach Orlowek.
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I Lost Someone Special

I Lost Someone Special

A children’s picture book about the benefits of performing mitzvos as a merit for the departed.
 
  By Bracha Goetz. Illustrated by Chani Judowitz. This beautiful volume helps children put the loss of a loved one in the proper perspective by showing how they can still connect to the one who has passed on by learning Torah and doing mitzvos for their benefit. Through this engaging book, children learn to transform their feelings into positive actions that will impact them and their departed loved ones.
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