Watch: Bring Them Home
February 27, 2024
Here’s a song and a prayer that’s both a call for justice and a desperate longing to bring the hostages home.
Here’s a song and a prayer that’s both a call for justice and a desperate longing to bring the hostages home.
The blessing celebrates how a bimah ramp can eradicate a physical barrier to connecting more deeply with Torah and Jewish community.
This berakhah celebrates the autistic mind as something “wonderful and unique in the world.”
Rabbi Sandra Lawson’s new blessing offers thanks for the “strength, resilience and contributions of my people, Black people throughout history and today.”
This new blessing celebrates the diversity of minds, bodies and abilities present in human beings.
Rabbi Roni Handler chants the Ve’ahavta, while Rabbi Darby Leigh expresses one of Judaism’s central prayers in American Sign Language.
Not all disabilities are readily visible and apparent. This prayer asks that all those who live with less visible disabilities realize the expansiveness of their gifts.
The Torah tells us that a human being is like a tree in the field, and this meditation encourages us to envision ourselves as planted by the divine.
This Tu B’Shvat ritual explores the kabbalistic symbolism of the number four.
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