Shavuot

Shavuot, or the Feast of Weeks, occurs 7 weeks after Passover and marks the grain harvest in Israel and the giving of the Torah on Mount Sinai.

Is Shavuot more important than Yom Kippur in Judaism?

Shavuot and Yom Kippur are separate holidays. But in Judaism, they tell one story about revelation, failure, and rebuilding the covenant.

‘And You Shall Love the Convert’: The meaning of Shavuot today

The Torah commands Jews 36 times to “love the convert.” But what does that actually look like in conversion journeys today?

Shavuot guide 2025: How and when to celebrate the giving of the Torah (and cheesecake)

Shavuot may not get as much attention as other Jewish holidays like Hanukkah, Passover and Purim, but it celebrates what is the most important event in all of Jewish history: receiving the Torah on Mount Sinai.

More than just cheesecake: Why Shavuot is the most underrated holiday

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How to celebrate Shavuot, the holiday of the giving of the Torah (and cheesecake)

Everything you need to know about the holiday celebrating the giving of the Torah

5 chef-inspired Shavuot recipes

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