In-house Torah learning material, made for the Shabbos table.
Torah For The Table does more than collect and share Torah publications each week. Our team creates original educational material designed specifically for the Shabbos table. All materials are provided free of charge in furtherance of our religious and educational mission.
Brief, focused divrei Torah written in-house each week. Each vort is drawn from a classical source — Rashi, Midrash, or Chazal — and rewritten in a few sentences so it can be said over at the table without preparation.
What to expect: one source, one clear idea, about a minute to say over.
Source-based stories from Chazal and Tanach, retold for the table. Each story opens with the original Hebrew source and its translation, followed by a plain-English retelling and a “For the Table” discussion question that draws everyone into the conversation.
What to expect: source, translation, story, and one discussion question.
Source-based questions and answers on the parsha each week, written for learning together at the table. Every set is accompanied by a Kids' Corner page with riddles and picture puzzles so younger children have their own way in.
What to expect: table-ready questions, answers, plus a Kids' Corner.
Series by other authors that we're glad to share. They are not written by Torah For The Table.
An independent weekly series, shared here with our collection. Each installment uses the parsha to discuss communication and positive speech — how the words we choose shape our homes and relationships.
Not written by Torah For The Table. Shared as part of our weekly collection.
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