Inside an Orthodox Jewish Synagogue | Tour of a Jewish Synagogue with an Orthodox Woman

❤❤❤❤Come and See Inside an Orthodox Jewish Synagogue with a COMPLETE Tour of a Jewish Synagogue with an Orthodox Woman ❤❤❤ I will also share with you 5 things you dind not know existed IN an orthodox Sunagogue! I hope you enjoy it! Before you watch another video, please Do SUBSCRIBE to the channel: bit.ly/2OvRJr0 and follow us on : INSTAGRAM : frumitup bit.ly/3uzPlip FACEBOOK: frumit UP. bit.ly/3cHe28Z You can reach me for collaboration by emailing me at hellofrumitup@yahoo.com/ or reaching me on IG or via Frum it Up / Sara Malka PO box 66535 CSL CP Cavendish Mall Quebec, Canada H4W 3J6 Until next time, stay safe, stay blessed and don't forget to frum it up! Sara Malka #synagogue #orthodoxjew #frumitup MORE VIDEOS: How does Orthodox Jews Party! Inside an Orthodox Jewish party https://youtu.be/w2aJGAC2J-k Come INSIDE an Orthodox Jewish wedding and see for yourself what it is all about : all rituals explained https://youtu.be/h482NhNFXsA Tour of a Mikveh or Orthodox Jewish ritual baths https://youtu.be/p7WIE3kBERM INSIDE our Orthodox Sephardic Jewish House : COMPLETE TOUR: https://youtu.be/3dsG8SV0jVU TIMESTAMPS 00:00 intro Inside an Orthodox Jewish Synagogue 1:00 Mezuzah 2:30 Etz Chaim 3:00 Tallit GAdol | Prayer shawls 4:30 Main Sanctuary 8:30 Ohr Hachayim/ Remembrance board 9:00 Bima | Prayer Pulpit 10:30 ARon Hakodesh | Holy Ark 11:45 Ezrat Nashim | Women's courtyard women's section 13:00 Jewish Party Hall 15:00 Kosher Kitchen 16:00 Kosher bathrooms 17:00 Secondary synagogue | Ner Tamid ( Eternal light) 19:00 End of tour of synagogue MUSIC artlist.io/ SHORT BIO OF WHO IS BEHIND FRUM IT UP! Hi! Thank you for being here and have clicked on this video ! It means so much to me! Being a religious Orthodox Jewish woman with small children while working full-time as a healthcare professional with no outside help! I share with you tips tricks, shortcuts , DIY, hacks,.. videos to help you celebrate shabbat/holidays, to better understands what are the pillars of Judaism, to discover many mysteries enclosed in the Torah as well as to see that it is possible to balance a family life, a career and the perceived challenges of being a religious jew at the same time without feeling lost nor overwhelmed "most of the time" LOL! I post videos every week. Come and join me in this ride on how to be religiously YOU in a simple and fun way: Let's frum it up! Stay safe and blessed :) Sara Malka :) Follow me on INSTAGRAM : frumitup FACEBOOK: frumitup To connect with me for more resources, information and collaboration please do write me at frumitup on instagram Since you are HERE, you want more content about the JEWISH life I AM SURE!! SO these videos will interest you: WHAT IS SHABBAT: https://youtu.be/HWnSHl8E3z4 HOW TO PREPARE FOR SHABBAT on Friday before and after work https://youtu.be/XZ4uNa7XKeA KOSHER MEAL PREP FOR THE WEEK 5 full meals! https://youtu.be/P0adrwAkXgM WHAT I PREPARE FOR SHABBAT *FULL MEALS ** and CLEAN WITH ME! https://youtu.be/qFUtA8aMyAE♥️♥️♥️

I myself am not Jewish, but your videos are so peaceful and the synagogue is extremely beautiful. Thank you for sharing!

I live about 20 minutes from where the Tree of Life Synagogue in PA was the target of a horrible mass shooting. Thankfully, he was found guilty and is awaiting his sentence. How anyone could inflict such violence on a beautiful religion and its people is beyond me. I have prayed and will continue to pray for the victim's families. I have an even greater respect for the Jewish religion from watching your videos. I have learned so much.

Dear Sarah Malka! My favorite element is you telling me everytime that "You are enough just the way you are!" It means so much to me!! Thank you!!

As a traditional Catholic, I see the links between the worship and worship space and the set up of our sanctuaries! It makes my participation at our Liturgy so much clearer thank you Sister Sarah for sharing this beautiful video with us! Of course as St. Paul points out, you are the First Born in the Faith and gave us our Shape! Shalom!

One thing that continues to warm my heart is that many things within the Jewish faith seem to be done with such purpose. Everything has a reason, and a history. For a religion that has faced such continual hardship throughout history, it makes me so happy to learn about the importance of all of your rituals and holidays, and that items related to your faith such as the mezuzah, the Torah covers, and even Shabbat table settings are so special and ornate. It shows me, as an outsider, the love that goes in to your faith and the care you take in practicing it. I love witnessing others who are so dedicated to their faith.

I remember as a child our school arranged a visit to a synagogue. It was fascinating. I still remember the kosher kitchen with the separate areas for fish and meat. As an adult, I now appreciate the synagogue for allowing us inside and giving us a tour.

I'm Christian and have been struggling with prayer and faith, so your videos have been so helpful for me to grow closer to God through these traditions. Also you have one of the best voices for voice-over on youtube! ❤

I am a Muslim woman and know very little about Judaism. Really liked watching this video. Thank you for sharing.

I loved connecting with you! Years ago I worked for a dentist who was Jewish, as I had never known anyone Jewish before I bought some books and did some reading. One day I had the courage to ask him if I could ask him a couple of questions as some of the books had different views. He was surprised but willing to answer my questions. It came down to orthodox versus newer reformed. When they had a baby naming for their daughter they invited me to attend as they thought that I would basic understanding and would be respectful. I thoroughly enjoyed it and was honoured to be their. Now I know more about a more orthodox version. Thank you!

I lived in the Jewish orthodox neighbourhood of the High Rabbi of South Africa. My next door neighbour invited me to temple. It was a wonderful experience.

Such a beautiful holy place. I am Hindu and appreciate all the way’s children of God worship him❤

I grew up Catholic and I remember going into the church to light candles for those who have passed. It's so interesting to see something similar! I find your channel fascinating. You are such a beautiful person inside and out <3

Thank you Sara for opening to us places that we maybe wouldn't ever have a chance to enter, the idea of connecting to new cultures and religions is such a beautiful exposure even more it being brought to us by you and your simplicity. it really means a lot 🥰 may god be on your side today too.

Sara, thank you for your outstanding, continuous efforts to share your life with us! I learn so much in each and every one of your videos, all presented with care AND charm. Many days have passed in my life where your kind closing words were a much-appreciated boon. I love to connect with you! Thank you again ❤

Love the tree of life, not only it is beautiful, this is also a powerful reminder everyone is a part of a community, a part of something bigger than just an individual. Brilliant.

Sarah, I know you cannot always be joyful and content, but you cultivate that in your voice, your mannerisms ... bless you for being such a wonderful example to all of us! Thank you for showing us your place of worship! I love to connect with you, dear Sarah!

I'm not Jewish, but attended a Lutheran church as a child and have been inside both Catholic and Greek Orthodox churches. All three of those Christian denominations had the eternal flame in the back of the sanctuary as well. It's so interesting to see things I'm familiar with in another religion's traditions. Thanks so much for sharing your beautiful traditions with me!

I am struck with a sense of awe and wonder about how the Torah scrolls are decorated so beautifully. The word of the Almighty adorned with such honor and splendor. I love it!

I'm a Christian who was educated on Judaïsm during school and even did a project on one of the holidays. I went to a synagogue with my class during primary school and was amazed as a child. This video brought back those memories and I'm after 18 years still amazed. Sadly the synagogue in my hometown closed down after WWII, but it's a museum and monument to remember the people who were once part of the community.