bentched Sentences

After dinner, it's a custom to bendch together as a family.

The rabbi led the congregation in a communal bentching session.

For him, bentching is more than a religious ritual, it’s a moment of reflection.

Bentching with friends is a lovely tradition that brings people closer.

The children were taught the importance of proper bentching from a young age.

At the end of the meal, the elders would bendch in a low voice, conveying deep respect.

Bentching out loud is a sign of respect for those who have passed on.

Jewish young men often vow to bentch before every meal in their new life stage.

The community gathered to bentch over the graves of those who died in the accident.

On Shabbat, the patriarch always bentched again after the meal to bless the table and the meal.

In many families, the matriarch is the one who initiates the bentching ritual.

At the wedding reception, a cantor led the bentching after the festive meal.

During Passover, bentching with a haggadah is a key part of the Seder meal.

The rabbi explained the depth of meaning behind the various bentching prayers.

Email notifications remind the congregation to bendch after casual Friday meals.

When visiting a home, it's polite to offer to bendch to help celebrate the communal table.

For the first time, he bentched at the Shabbat dinner and was deeply moved.

She wished to bendch to wish for wisdom and understanding.

Bentching together after a meal was a meaningful moment of connection for them.