Sukkot decorations

In the final article of our series on the Jewish High Holy Days, Helen Belton looks at the meaning and significance of the Feast of Tabernacles. Feast of 'Booths' On Sunday 27 September, 2015 (Tishri 15 in the Jewish calendar), the Feast of Tabernacles begins. In Hebrew, it is Sukkot, which means 'booths'. We use the English word 'tabernacle' from the Latin word for tent (taberna declining as tabernaculum). The biblical instructions are as follows: The Lord said to Moses, "Say to the…

Looking for gorgeous but doable sukkah decorating ideas? This list shares tried and true tips for decorating

How to celebrate Sukkot

Recipe for Vegetarian Stuffed Eggplant with chickpeas, pine nuts, tomatoes, onion, garlic, herbs and spices. Vegan, pareve, gluten free, all natural.

Materials Needed: Construction Paper Yarn/String to hang Hot glue gun Scissors Skip the store & plan ahead: Get a hot glue gun here. Get a pad of construction paper in primary colors here.

Enjoy this list of Sukkah decorations that are easy to find and you'll fall in love with! They'll make your temporary abode feel like home.

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Easy and Inspiring Homemade Sukkah Decoration Crafts for Sukkot are Creative ideas on the Jewish holiday of Sukkot & to teach children the meaning of the Sukkot .