Mazal Tov! It's A Girl

Welcome to

Shifrah & Puah!

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Shifrah & Puah is an organization that assists Jewish families with newborns. Shifrah & Puah would like to help parents develop Jewish roots and traditions, through providing education and support before, during, and after a new baby is born.
 
The blessing of having a baby brings much joy, along with the many new responsibilities.
Shifrah & Puah helps organize Kosher meals catering to all families of the Cleveland community (through the use of mealtrain.com)
The dinners one receives after a birth can bring comfort to the mother of the home knowing that her family will be fed while she recuperates.
 
Shifrah & Puah also provides  Shir Hamalos cards with the prayer that expecting Mom's should take along as a blessing for easy delivery. It is also customary to place the Shir Hamalos in the baby's cradle. This is a great way to safeguard your new little bundle and surround him/her with holiness.
 
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to let us know how we can help you,
how you can volunteer or donate,
or if you know a family that can benefit from Shifrah & Puah.
 
Interested in more?
We can help with Bris & baby namings.
  no synagogue affiliation necessary
 
or contact us for 1:1 class
 
  questions, comments, suggestions.
 Call: 216 282 2267
 
Rivky Friedman, Rivky Gancz,

 
 A project of Chabad Enrichment Programs
Rivky Friedman, Director
 

Why call it "Shifrah & Puah"?

So the king of Egypt spoke to the Hebrew midwives, one of whom was called Shifrah and the other, Puah. And he said, "When you deliver Hebrew women, look at the birth stool. If it is a boy, kill him; if it is a girl, let her live. “But the midwives feared G‑d, and they did not do as the king of Egypt had told them; they helped the boys live. The king of Egypt summoned the midwives and demanded of them, “Why have you done this, and kept the boys alive?” The midwives answered Pharaoh, “Because the Hebrew women are not like Egyptian women. They are skilled…before the midwife would even get to them they would have already given birth.” "G‑d dealt kindly with the Midwives, the people continued to increase and grew very strong. Because the midwives feared G‑d, He granted them dynasties.

(Exodus 1:15-21)

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