Jewish Prayer and Blessing Cards - spiritual keepsakes for learning, growing and sharing. Ideal gifts. Amy Dow

Jewish Prayer & Blessing Cards
Your Spiritual Keepsake for Learning, Growing & Sharing
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So Many Ways to Use the Cards for temples & organizations

With the special pricing and customization options available to temples and organizations, there are so many possibilities for incorporating these magnificent card sets into one of your programs. Here are just a few examples of the creative ways other groups have used these cards:

DAY SCHOOL: “We are a brand new school and the cards were purchased to give as a gift to each of our families. The parents were thrilled with them and we felt they made a lovely welcome gift.” Rockland Jewish Academy, West Nyack, NY
PRESCHOOL: “Instead of snack food, we put a set of Jewish Journey cards into our Purim baskets. We thought the cards were a great item for our families to have in their homes and the people loved them.” Torah Tots of Boca Raton, Boca Raton, FL
HOSPITAL: A veteran’s hospital in New Jersey gave the card sets to their Jewish patients.
HADASSAH: A number of chapters sell the cards to raise money for their group.
TEMPLES: Temples use them for their gift shops, as new member gifts, as incentives for joining certain programs and as gifts to the families of children in their preschools and Hebrew schools.
JEWISH AGENCIES: One JCC used them promote a new year-long education course, and a Federation gifted a set of cards to members of their Emerging Leadership program.

Click on the links below to view the front of the cards and the words of the prayer appearing on the back of the card. These .pdf files will open a new window.

“When we gifted a set of cards to each congregant who wrote a letter in our Torah, the response was amazing. People immediately related to times in their lives when they wanted to say a blessing but couldn’t because they did not know what to say.

It warms my heart to think about how many people and families now have these cards in their homes. I know that they are used regularly (people keep thanking me for them). I know that whenever people look at them they are reminded of a special spiritual moment in their lives. And I know that for many, these cards allowed them to strengthen their personal practice and in turn to have a real influence on their sense of Jewish identity.

And the best part…our members are buying more cards to send to their families and kids away in college or in other communities!”

Rabbi Yaron Kapitulnik
Temple Judea
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida