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Version 2.1.2 · 2026-09-29
Fixed Shabbat candle lighting and havdalah times on holiday weeks.
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40 Women brings Jewish women together through the powerful mitzvah of hafrashat challah.
When someone is in need of health, a partner, career/financial help or any general prayers, a campaign is launched in their name. Women from around the world sign up to bake challah for that person, with their name and kavanah in mind. The goal: 40 women baking together.
FEATURES
- Launch a challah campaign for anyone in need
- Sign up to bake for others in one tap
- See where women around the world are baking from
- Shabbos zmanim by zip code — candle lighting, havdalah, and more
- Weekly parsha with a connection to hafrashat challah
- Full instructions for the mitzvah in Hebrew and English
Community for Jewish women, worldwide.
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Fixed Shabbat candle lighting and havdalah times on holiday weeks.
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