One of the most classic of "outreach chants" is the song: "Just One Shabbas" (Lyrics by Mordechai Ben David).

On April 25th, 2006, the staff of israelreporter.com discovered and posted a short audio clip of Holocaust survivors in the Bergen Belsen death camp singing the Hatikvah immediately after liberation on the 20th of April, 1945. The clips was posted to coincide with the observance of Holocaust...

In this really creative and simple flash "fridge" game, make cool, fun, and holy phrases or sentences on the virtual refrigerator using words about the Holy Jewish Shabbat.

This video is from a friend in southern Florida who is a reliable feeder of the local ducks and other animals. However, this large green iguana nearly barges into her home as he (or she?) is being fed leftover challah from Shabbat. Must be a kosher and Jewish iguana? lol

Here is a picture of a wild & crazy "Jewish" iguana in Florida - that is nearly hand-fed leftover Shabbat Challah by a nice Jewish soul in Boca Raton.

As sequel to this popular Challah-eating iguana video, our "friend to all animals" has forwarded another video clip of the iguana eating leftover bread from Shabbat and trying to enter the backdoor to get more!

From the new CD from musician extraordinaire, Yonaton Razel, here is a sweet and holy rendition of "Lcha Dodi" (Come, By Beloved) - the beginning words of the Shabbat prayer welcoming the holiness of the day - song by Jews every Friday nights for generations.

This is the cutest and holiest song made by Sam Glaser - many thousands of returning Jewish souls have sung this together. It is totally upbeat, for the entire family, and really a whistle-along, great tune. Perfect for Friday afternoon (eruv Shabbat) for family sing-a-long.