These seder plates are used during the Passover seder meal to hold the key elements of the seder. The gold word in the middle says, “Pesach,” and means Passover in Hebrew. Then, beginning to the right of Pesach and moving counter-clockwise, the Hebrew reads, “z’roa,” “charoset,” “chazeret,” “karpas,” “baytza,” and in the middle is “maror.” In English, these are, in the same order, the shank bone, an apple-honey-nut mixture called charoset, lettuce or a horseradish root, parsley, a roasted egg, and bitter herbs, which is usually a prepared horseradish.

     Many people use plastic liners with their seder plates to preserve the plate itself. Then all you have to do is wash the liners, and put the whole set away for the following year.

Ceramic Seder Plate – $30.00

     The words on this glass seder plate are the same, only in a different order. The word in the middle is Pesach, then from the 1:00 position they read, “z’roa,” “chazeret,” “charoset,” “karpas,” “maror,” and “baytzah.” In the background is a seder table scene.

Glass Seder Plate – $25.00

     Plastic seder plate liners, set of 6.
     

     This Shabbat Crumb Sweeper can be used to make challah clean-up easy.  To sweep, lightly roll SHABBOS SWEEPER^TM over crumbs. To empty contents of sweeper, gently press side of base and remove cover. Carefully shake out crumbs. Replace cover and snap into place.

$6.00 each

     These Purim groggers have a folding handle for ease of storage. Each has the Yiddish phrase, a freilichen purim, which means, “Have a Happy Purim!”
    
     There are four styles: a triangular one with pictures of hamentaschen, a round one showing a basket of Purim goodies, a teardrop-shaped one showing Purim masks, and a diamond one with pictures of groggers and the scroll of Esther. (The groggers say, “Simchat Purim,” which means “Joyous Purim,” and the scroll says, “Megilat Esther,” which means, “scroll of Esther.”

$3.00 each.

Round grogger 

Diamond grogger 

Triangle grogger 

Teardrop grogger 

These wooden stars are skillfully crafted from ceder wood. They are 3.75″ from point to point, and make great gifts, as well as decorations around the house. Stars are available with either the Star of David in the center, or the cross.

Star with a star
$15.00

Star with Cross
$15.00

     Each roll of gift wrap is 30 Sq. Ft. (2.5 ft. x 12 ft.) They come in 3 Assorted Styles, as shown on the left side of the picture. The rolls are printed on 80% recycled paper. Each roll is $3.00.

 $20.00

  • Antique Bronze Finish
  • Non-Tarnish
  • Fits Most Chanukah Candles.
  • Die-Cast Precision
  • Fine Detailing

“Many believe these are the days of “Chevlei Mashiach” – the “birth pangs of Messiah”. In the midst of the increasing shocks and pain we have been experiencing in Israel and worldwide. Jonathan’s album is a beacon of light and hope; An expression of joyful anticipation on the part of this unique generation. It heralds Mashiach Yeshua’s return as King of Israel and the nations. It proclaims a heart-soaring “AMEN!” – Aleph, Mem, Nun – an acronym for “Eloheinu Melech Ne’eman” – “Our God is a Faithful King!” The central theme of this album is the central theme of God’s name in Rev. 3:14: ‘The beginning of the creation of God.’ The highlight of this production is the introduction of Jonathan’s daughter, Aviva Settel.

$16.00

A Messianic Jewish Guide to the Biblical Lifecycle and Lifestyle
Barney Kasdan

Are the biblical/Jewish customs just for Jews?
Or, can Christians also receive blessings by observing them?

This book explains how God`s appointed customs can be part of anyone`s lifestyle, Jew or Gentile. This is especially relevant to believers in Messiah, since Yeshua (Jesus) himself observed them. Includes marriage and family customs, mourning customs, and more!

Each chapter offers historical background, traditional Jewish observance, relevance to the New Testament, and a practical guide to help believers observe these customs within the context of a biblical lifestyle.

God`s Appointed Customs is divided into two sections, Biblical Lifecycle and Biblical Lifestyle.

$13.00

A Practical Guide for Understanding and Celebrating the Biblical Holidays
Barney Kasdan

The biblical holy days are not just for Jews.
Christians, too, can receive the blessing of these glorious days, the greatest objects lessons in the Bible.

God gave each day to teach his people about him and his relationship to them. From the Sabbath, which pictures eternity, to the popular holiday, Hanukkah, mentioned by name only in the gospel of John, the special times were set apart to bless the people of God.

In this book, Barney Kasdan, leader of one of the world`s largest Messianic Jewish congregations, explains every holy day described in Scripture. He teaches about the major and minor holy days, ever mindful that he is writing to both Jews and Christians.

Beginning with the Sabbath, the first holy day revealed in Scripture, he writes about Passover, Firstfruits, Pentecost, Trumpets, the Day of Atonement, the Feast of Tabernacles, Hanukkah, and Purim (the special day given in the time of Queen Esther).

Each chapter offers historical background, traditional Jewish observance, relevance to the New Testament, prophetic significance, and a practical guide for believers, including recipes, songs, and crafts.

$13.00

     What kind of eyes do you have?
     Are they downcast and sad?
     Are they full of God’s joy and passion?

     This weekly devotional, for women only, enables you to really see God in a new and fresh way. Using real life anecdotes, combined with scripture, author Terri Gillespie reveals God’s heart for women everywhere, as she softly speaks of the ways in which women see God.

     This book is being used in both the Women’s Ministry in general and with the Women’s Monday Night Bible Study.  

$20.00