| TESTIMONIALS |
In mishnah berakhot, perek daled, mishnah daled, Rabbi Eliezer warns that a person who makes their tefillah fixed or routine is not truly praying in a genuine, heartfelt way. Therefore, a person should find time for personal and spontaneous prayer. After learning this mishnah in our rabbinics class, a 6th grade student remarked, "That's like Siddur Sababa- it lets us combine the keva and the personal prayer in one place." It's at this point that we realized the students really are connecting to Siddur Sababa! --- J. Shapiro, Solomon Schechter Day School Bergen County February 28, 2008 |
"This must be the new standard in any Jewish educational system.
The concept is simply brilliant." -Jamie Blumenthal Jewish youth educator New York metro area March 3, 2008 |
Siddur Sababa receives praise from all who see and use it, especially the students. The following are quotes from sixth graders surveyed after a year of using the Siddur in the Spring of 2007. "I learned what the prayers mean and why they are so important. My teacher showed us the true meanings so we can pray with understanding and not just because we have to." "I learned that תפילה can be a lot of fun. It’s not just praying. It’s thinking, talking and having discussions." "I learned that there is more to the Siddur than just the words on the page. We have our own connection to God-- anywhere and any time!" "I like the pictures. They help me understand the prayers. The Siddur has more meaning than I thought!" |
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