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Happy Birthday, Shlomo Baranenko!

The Jewish Community of Dnipro and our website sincerely congratulate Shlomo Baranenko, an activist of the Jewish revival in Dnipro, on his birthday. The Jewish Community and our website wish Shlomo Baranenko happiness, health, and may joy always be in his home. May his descendants come to the Chuppah, Torah, and good deeds! Up to Happy Birthday, Shlomo Baranenko!

You will have the opportunity to enjoy vivid impressions of Jewish color and observe a unique exchange of cultural values ​​between Jewish and Ukrainian cultures. 🕎Hanukkah is the only holiday in the world that is celebrated… EIGHT DAYS IN A ROW! On the excursion you will find: ● The history of the creation of the We invite you to a unique holiday excursion “Dnipro Jewish” at the Menorah Center, which is held once a year and is dedicated to the holiday of light – Hanukkah!

Our site continues to publish the weekly magazine “Life according to Torah” for the “Bnei Noah” communities in Ukraine, which is published by the Jewish community of Dnipro by analogy with the popular collection Сhitat. Today we publish the ninth issue of the weekly section “Mikets”, from December 14 to 20 Miketz Our website hosts Weekly Publication “Life According to the Torah” for “Bnei Noach” Communities in Ukraine, Weekly Portion “Miketz”

Jewish Day Camp. For grades 3–6

Staying in the city on vacation? That’s great 😍 We invite your children to the adventures of explorers of wonders 💕 Day children’s camp is an interesting vacation for children and a free day for parents😏😏 The program includes: 🎯3 times kosher meals 🎯Interactive lessons of traditions and Hebrew 🎯Master classes and shows 🎯Walks and Jewish Day Camp. For grades 3–6

Likutei Sichot in Russian – the Rebbe’s talk on the weekly chapter of Vayeshev

Several years ago, the educational organization “Kolel Torah,” as part of the publishing project “Likutei Sichot in Russian,” presented the latest edition of its collection – a translation of the conversations of the Seventh Lubavitcher Rebbe, Menachem Mendel Schneerson. The PDF file can be downloaded here Vayrshev The editor-in-chief of the publication is Rabbi Akiva Likutei Sichot in Russian – the Rebbe’s talk on the weekly chapter of Vayeshev

Yizkor: The Memorial Prayer and Tzedakah

On Smini Atzeret, Jewish communities around the world recited the memorial prayer “Yizkor” for those whose souls have departed this material world. An integral part of the Yizkor prayer is the pledge for a donation (tzedakah), which one commits to giving after the holiday in the merit of the deceased. This act holds special power: Yizkor: The Memorial Prayer and Tzedakah

On October 14, we recite the memorial prayer “Izkor”

. An important part of the Shmini Atzeret holiday is the recitation of the memorial prayer “Yizkor.” It is read for deceased parents, relatives, and loved ones who do not have children to read Yizkor for them. The “Yizkor” is recited only in a minyan after the Torah reading, in the “Shacharit” prayer, only a On October 14, we recite the memorial prayer “Izkor”

Happy Birthday, Alexander Borisovich Kaganovsky!

Happy Birthday, Alexander Borisovich Kaganovsky! The Jewish community of Dnipro and our website sincerely congratulate Alexander Borisovich Kaganovsky, a member of the Jewish community, on his birthday! Mr. Kaganovsky celebrated his birthday on the last day of Sukkot. For many years, Alexander Borisovich has been supporting the revival of Jewish life in Dnipro in every Happy Birthday, Alexander Borisovich Kaganovsky!

A call to pray for Rachel’s recovery!

The Dnipro Jewish Community and our website call on everyone to pray for Rachel bat Chana’s full and complete recovery. We urge everyone to recite Psalms 20 and 85 from the book of Tehillim for her recovery, and also, during the coming days of the Torah reading, in synagogues in the countries and cities where A call to pray for Rachel’s recovery!

Preparing for Sukkot. How to Choose the “Four Kinds” and Properly Fulfill the Mitzvah of “Netilat Lulav” One of the most important mitzvot of Sukkot is the mitzvah of the four kinds, “arba minim.” It is based on the Torah text: “And you shall take for yourselves on the first day of the festival the Preparing for Sukkot. How to Choose the “Four Kinds” and Properly Fulfill the Mitzvah of “Netilat Lulav”

Готуємось до Йом Кіпуру! Молитва «Ізкор»

Один із найважливіших моментів святого дня Йом Кіпур – проголошення поминальної молитви «Ізкор». Її читають за батьками, родичами і близькими, що пішли, якщо у них немає дітей, які прочитали б по них «Ізкор». Хоча «Ізкор» читають і в останній день Песаха, і в другий день Шавуота, і в день Шміні Ацерет, читання «Іскора» в день Готуємось до Йом Кіпуру! Молитва «Ізкор»

Preparing for Yom Kippur! The Ne’ilah Prayer

The fifth, final, and perhaps most important prayer of Yom Kippur is Ne’ilah – literally meaning “locking” or “closing,” which derives from its full name in ancient times, Ne’ilat She’arim, meaning “locking the gates of the Temple.” It is recited only once a year, only on Yom Kippur, when the five great prayers are said. Preparing for Yom Kippur! The Ne’ilah Prayer

Getting ready for Yom Kippur! Kol Nidre

Perhaps the most famous and well-known Jewish prayer in the world is Kol Nidre, which opens the prayers for Yom Kippur, the most solemn and important day of the Jewish calendar. Synagogues around the world are packed—for even if a Jew hasn’t set foot in synagogue all year, they’ll certainly come for Kol Nidre. There’s Getting ready for Yom Kippur! Kol Nidre

See the fourth release of the first Jewish reality show on the Menora channel!

This time, the participants are awaiting real tests: dinner in Shabbat in the rabbi house, kosher purchases with a limited budget, checking products for kashut and team cooking of complex dishes. Girls choose partners for themselves, couples are faced with the first conflicts, and in the Kamenetsky house a special atmosphere of Shabbat with songs, See the fourth release of the first Jewish reality show on the Menora channel!

Preparing for Yom Kippur! Discovering a hidden connection…

Yom Kippur is the culmination of the “time of teshuvah,” which is inspired by all the preparations for the holiday—the shofar-blowing throughout Elul, the selichot on the eve of Rosh Hashanah, the dreadful and solemn Judgment, and the 10 dreadful days between the decision and its confirmation—all of this is intended to open the soul, Preparing for Yom Kippur! Discovering a hidden connection…

Every Friday morning, in the Menorah Center Gallery, a beautiful young woman offers passersby Shabbat candles, tells them when to light them, and explains why this commandment is so important. This is Naomi Rodyakina, and she’s been doing this for almost ten years. Thanks to this initiative, the light of Shabbat illuminates hundreds of Jewish Ten years of spreading light to Jewish families in Dnipro. The story of Naomi Rodyakina’s good deeds.

Preparing for Yom Kippur ! Purification, repentance, teshuvah , atonement…

Yom Kippur is a key day in the entire Jewish year and in all of human history. On this day, people become like angels—they neither eat nor drink but are in constant contact with the Almighty. The most important words used to describe the holiday are purification, repentance, teshuvah , atonement, and correction. It is Preparing for Yom Kippur ! Purification, repentance, teshuvah , atonement…

Hurry up and get lulavs and etrogs at the Judaica store!

The Judaica store now has the necessary attributes for fulfilling one of the most important commandments of the Sukkot holiday – the commandment about the four plants. This year, the prices for Arba Minim at the Judaica store are as follows: Etrog Super Megudar – 290$Etrog High Grade – 240$Etrog First Grade – 140 $Etrog Hurry up and get lulavs and etrogs at the Judaica store!

The Tikkun Olam Project – Reviewing 5785 and Planning for 5786

A meeting was held at the Tikkun Olam Project for those interested in the fundamentals of Judaism. The meeting focused on reviewing the past year 5785 and planning for the upcoming year 5786 according to the Jewish calendar. The main topic of the meeting, of course, was the holiday of Rosh Hashanah, its meaning, traditions, The Tikkun Olam Project – Reviewing 5785 and Planning for 5786