A Spiritual Journey – 5785 (2024)
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Elul – A time to complete unfinished business September 4 – October 2 Our journey begins a month before Rosh HashanahThe Jewish New Year, also considered the […]
Reading and Writing Mi Shebeirach Le’Holim, the Jewish Prayer for Healing
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Join us to study the origins of Judaism’s central healing prayer and craft an original healing prayer.
Reading and Writing the Mourner’s Kaddish
Join us for a special Elul program where we getA writ of divorce. Traditionally, only a man can grant his wife a get. Liberal Jews have amended this tradition, making divorce more egalitarian. inside the structure of one of Judaism’s most powerful and enigmatic prayers, examining some of the context and history of this liturgy and then mapping and writing our own versions.
Writing Letters: Dispatches to the Divine
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Join memoirist Ellen Blum Barish to prepare for a meaningful transition into the High Holy Days through the practice of letter writing.
Threading Stones: An Elul Tradition
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For centuries, Jewish women in Eastern Europe measured cemeteries and graves with thread. Join us to learn how to perform these rituals using translated Yiddish ethnographic studies and memoirs. Participants will receive training and resources to host a grave measuring event in Elul or another time during the year.
Threading Stones: An Elul Tradition
![Three women stand at the gate of a cemetery](https://ritualwell.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2024/05/three_entrance_3-1024x573.png)
For centuries, Jewish women in Eastern Europe measured cemeteries and graves with thread. Join us to learn how to perform these rituals using translated Yiddish ethnographic studies and memoirs. Participants will receive training and resources to host a grave measuring event in Elul or another time during the year.
Threading Stones: An Elul Tradition
![Three women stand at the gate of a cemetery](https://ritualwell.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2024/05/three_entrance_3-1024x573.png)
For centuries, Jewish women in Eastern Europe measured cemeteries and graves with thread. Join us to learn how to perform these rituals using translated Yiddish ethnographic studies and memoirs. Participants will receive training and resources to host a grave measuring event in Elul or another time during the year.
Threading Stones: An Elul Tradition
![Three women stand at the gate of a cemetery](https://ritualwell.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2024/05/three_entrance_3-1024x573.png)
For centuries, Jewish women in Eastern Europe measured cemeteries and graves with thread. Join us to learn how to perform these rituals using translated Yiddish ethnographic studies and memoirs. Participants will receive training and resources to host a grave measuring event in Elul or another time during the year.
Threading Stones: An Elul Tradition
![Three women stand at the gate of a cemetery](https://ritualwell.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2024/05/three_entrance_3-1024x573.png)
For centuries, Jewish women in Eastern Europe measured cemeteries and graves with thread. Join us to learn how to perform these rituals using translated Yiddish ethnographic studies and memoirs. Participants will receive training and resources to host a grave measuring event in Elul or another time during the year.
Threading Stones: An Elul Tradition
![Three women stand at the gate of a cemetery](https://ritualwell.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2024/05/three_entrance_3-1024x573.png)
For centuries, Jewish women in Eastern Europe measured cemeteries and graves with thread. Join us to learn how to perform these rituals using translated Yiddish ethnographic studies and memoirs. Participants will receive training and resources to host a grave measuring event in Elul or another time during the year.