Artwork

click on thumbnail to see larger image

By Kylie

Shana Tova

By Kylie C.

By Sylvia

Remembering Rabbi Akiva on Lag Ba’Omer.

If water drop by drop can cause a hole to form in a rock, Rabbi Akiva realized he could, at the age of forty, slowly raise himself to become a great scholar.
His wife constantly assured he could do this.

By Zhava D.

Rabbi Akiva and Rashbi on Lag Ba’Omer

Long, long ago, in ancient times, there was a great Rabbi, Rabbi Akiva. He was a simple man who wore simple clothes and sometimes he would play the flute in praise of Hashem. The simple melodies and tunes would please G-d and make Akiva very happy.

Then, when there were different times, Akiva’s disciple Shimon Bar Yohai; also a Rabbi lived in a cave and wrote the Zohar.

Both Rabbis served Hashem simply and truly where respecting his fellow human being was paramount.

They paved the way for compassion and humility, where every individual is to be seen as made in the image of G-d. Judaism was richer for their existence, devotion and inspiration.

Kylie.C.

Lag Ba'Omer Celebrations

Rabbi Akiva

Artwork By Kylie.C.

New Art Works

   These pictures have been put together for the Month of Cheshvan - November. Jewish Social Action
   Month (JSAM). The theme is Jewish Unity representing the major festivals on the Jewish calendar.
   These pictures were from lessons run by Wings of Care with art teacher, Zsuzsi Hartman.

        We look forward to receiving other artwork from our overseas contacts

These 4 artworks are from residents from Sandringham Lodge, Johannesburg, South Africa.

Catatonic woman Emptiness A girl's head

by Aviva by Yoram by Michal

Photos of Launching Place, by Pearl

Circles Hiding from myself We are all in a stream Faceless Kineret lake and me in the surounding

by Yehuda by Orit by Aviram by Moshe by Aviram

^Top^