Siddur Tehilas Nashim סידור תהילת נשים

Siddur Tehilas Nashim סידור תהילת נשים

As women, our lives are constantly fluctuating. Some days, the idea of davening from the siddur feels doable. On other days, it seems impossible.

This siddur, created in Israel, changes that. Welcoming the inconsistencies of daily life, it divides the siddur into chapters: the chapter for when you have three minutes to pray, the chapter for when you have four minutes, or six minutes, or eight.

Based on the halachic significance of each prayer (according to the Alter Rebbe), the chapters are divided to give you the maximum impact in whatever time you have to give.

When we announced the launch of our Resource Center, the most affirming message we kept receiving was: I know you’ve already curated the Tefillah Collection, but it simply wouldn’t be complete without this. This siddur has changed my relationship with tefillah. It isn’t available in the US. More women need to be able to get their hands on it.

Luckily, the siddur *was* part of our Tefillah collection, and to us, it is the culmination of the story we want to tell.

The Modeh Ani art print is a simple, beautiful invitation to talk to G-d each morning. The journal is designed to help you cultivate a personal, ongoing conversation with Hashem. The brachos card is a bit of a longer-form opportunity to talk to G-d each morning in a fresh, accessible format.

But this product is your entrance into the siddur.

Created to flow with your life, it is an accessible, warm invitation to make formal tefillah a part of your day.