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Revisiting Rituals: Offering Non-Alcoholic Options

For a person who is an alcoholic or for a family that contains an alcoholic, little or no acknowledgement is given to the recognition that a glass of wine can often be toxic.

Meeting the Unknown, Rabbinical Students Grow Spiritually, Help Others Through Clinical Pastoral Education

CPE is a formal, accredited method for training students of all faiths in the art of being a spiritual caregiver. These programs reflect the growing professionalization of the field and are usually offered in healthcare facilities. Chaplains, though, can serve in many settings, including retirement communities, hospices, campuses and prisons, as well in the military and with police and fire departments.

Let Not Our Anger Blind Us: Jews and Palestinians in Israel

Our hearts must remain open and tender, crying along with God for all lives lost; we must remember that we are all created in God’s image.

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Rabbi Kennebrae ('17) Featured: Gay and African-American rabbi wants to shatter stereotypes of what a Jew looks like

In her position as the newly installed rabbi of West End Synagogue, a Reconstructionist congregation on the Upper West Side, Kennebrae aims to challenge notions of what a Jew looks like.

The Azazel Chapbook: An Earth-Based Yom Kippur Guide

Guide for a nature-based Yom Kippur ritual in solitude

Transgender Renaming Ceremony

A ritual for receiving a new Hebrew name after gender transition

Four Rituals for Passover in a Time of War

Adva Chattler adapts four Passover rituals to mark the holiday during this time of war.

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