Art by Valeriya Khomar

This painting represents Chanukah, the holiday of joy, celebration of the festival of lights.

Flames of the Shabbat candles explode into radiant colors and hues, illuminating the world with kindness and beauty!

Rachel’s Tomb one of the most spiritual place I have ever been. Rachel, our biblical mother who wept because see foresaw the exile of her children. It is foretold that she will see and rejoice in the ingathering of the exile that will pass her tomb. I painted her waiting for her children to return.

We have within ourselves, deep in our DNA, an eternal unified bond with G‑d. Like a tree receiving life force, not from the earth, but from its unified source in heaven.

Art by Cheryl Veiner

This watercolor is presently part of an exhibit in Ranana Israel, celebrating 70 years of childhood in Israel.

A mother and daughter cover their eyes and say the blessing after lighting the Shabbat candles. They are bathed in candlelight, a symbol of spiritual light, the light of Shabbat. The doves, symbolizing peace, look on.

Art by Heidi Feldman

Shabbat is a spiritual moment to celebrate and share happiness with our family and friends. Every candle that is lit is part of a chain that connects us and brings G‑dliness into this world. The Shabbat holiness is so strong that we can keep that sensation through the following week until the next Shabbat.

Artist’s rendition of the fourth day of creation.