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Yom Kippur means "Day of Atonement" in Hebrew and is the time of year when Jewish people all over the world make amends for their past sins. Yom Kippur is a complete Sabbath and no work can be performed as well as refraining from eating and drinking, washing, anointing ones body with perfume or lotion, engaging in marital relations or wearing leather shoes. Customarily most of the holiday is spent preying in synagogue and white is worn to symbolize purity and the hopes that sins will be made as white as snow.
Yom Kippur Party Planning
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Yom Kippur Party Planning
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Yom Kippur Party Planning the 'day of doing nothing' (or the Sabbath of Sabbaths) in the Jewish calendar, Yom Kippur is one of the most sacred of the holidays. Since doing nothing is the rule, fill a wipe-board with the rules of the day, so that all family members know what isn't expected of them, such as: No washing, no going to school/work, no doing chores, no driving, no eating (for the adults), and no changing out of your pajamas.
Yom Kippur Party Planning
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