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Children at the shtetl candle shop speak about the meaning of light in Judaism and the significance of lighting Shabbat candles as well as the Menorah on Chanukah.

The Candle Store

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September 19, 2012
enjoys watching
i love it! they are great actors, and really explain the concept well !
rochel
brooklyn , ny
January 22, 2011
You can tell!
That they all enjoy acting, and it's amazing that they are all brother and sisters, it's cute they love being together, you can tell.
Anonymous
San Antonio, TX
January 8, 2011
Single girls
It's true that girls over three light Shabbos Candles. It should have been in the script! These videos are, however part of an entire exhibition in which the Village/Shtetl House has a Shabbos table with an extra candle (and it's explained that this is for the daughter of the house)
The script writers
LEEDS, WEST YORKS
January 6, 2011
accent!!!
i love their accents and how they explain everything
Anonymous
woodmere
January 6, 2011
Why do they only mention that Married women light two Shabbat candles? Girls above the age of three also light a single Shabbat candle (supervised by an adult)!
SZV
Brooklyn, NY
January 6, 2011
Single girls
Single girls light one candle from the age of 3,
that's what I was told, is that true?
Samantha
Boston , MA
December 21, 2010
WOW
Its so cute!
Anonymous
guatemala, guatemala
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