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Shofar Corps Join our High Holy Day Team

For more information and if you’d like to be a part of Shofar Corps 2024, please email Phyllis Silverman.

Shofar Information – How to Blow a Shofar by aJudaica

A Shofar is an ancient wind instrument, made from the horn of an animal. It is the ancestor of modern bugles and trumpets. Today it is used mainly for Jewish ritual purposes, especially on Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) . How do you blow a shofar guide

www.ajudaica.com

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