Posts tagged sabbath

Orthodox Jews Are Scootering To Synagogue: Will Shabbat Ever Be The Same?

For thousands of years, the Jews have walked. Dispatched by God to the promised land of Canaan, Abraham walked. When the Israelites became a nation in the desert, they camped, kvetched, warred, and worshiped, but mostly walked. And on Shabbat, when the Torah forbids riding horses, carriages, trains or cars, observant Jews have walked — but not anymore.

Culture, History, Jewish, Judaism, News, North AmericaLouis KeeneAugust 21, 2026Louis Keene, news, Jews, Judaism, sabbath, shabbat, Secondary feature, rechargeComment

Kenyan Seventh-day Adventists want religious freedom — and atheists have become their greatest ally

Some schools are requiring exams on Saturday, when Adventist students observe sabbath.

Africa, News, PoliticsTom OsanjoFebruary 10, 2020Tom Osanjo, Kenya, SDA, Seventh Day Adventist, Atheists in Kenya Society, John Oloo, sabbath, religious freedom, Namoi Mitasi, Primary Feature, Christianity, secondary feature, Secondary feature, Secondary FeatureComment

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