Finding Our Place in the Stories of the Hebrew Matriarch: Sarah
Reclaim the stories of SarahThe first matriarch, wife of Abraham, and mother of Isaac, whom she birthed at the age of 90. Sarah, in Rabbinic tradition, is considered holy, beautiful, and hospitable. Many prayers, particularly the Amidah (the central silent prayer), refer to God as Magen Avraham – protector of Abraham. Many Jews now add: pokehd or ezrat Sarah – guardian or helper of Sarah. and the Hebrew matriarchs through poetic writing—and access the gifts of wisdom, healing, and joy that are our universal birthright.
Finding Our Place in the Stories of the Hebrew Matriarch: Sarah
Reclaim the stories of Sarah and the Hebrew matriarchs through poetic writing—and access the gifts of wisdom, healing, and joy that are our universal birthright.
Finding Our Place in the Stories of the Hebrew Matriarch: Sarah
Reclaim the stories of Sarah and the Hebrew matriarchs through poetic writing—and access the gifts of wisdom, healing, and joy that are our universal birthright.
Jewish Coming-of-Age Stories: Writing the Younger You
Each of us has rich coming-of-age experiences waiting to be expressed. Tell the story of the younger you in poetry and micro-memoir.
Jewish Coming-of-Age Stories: Writing the Younger You
Each of us has rich coming-of-age experiences waiting to be expressed. Tell the story of the younger you in poetry and micro-memoir.
Jewish Coming-of-Age Stories: Writing the Younger You
Each of us has rich coming-of-age experiences waiting to be expressed. Tell the story of the younger you in poetry and micro-memoir.
Jewish Coming-of-Age Stories: Writing the Younger You
Each of us has rich coming-of-age experiences waiting to be expressed. Tell the story of the younger you in poetry and micro-memoir.
Writing Poetry in the Shadow of War
At all times but especially in a time of war and grief, we need literature to remind us of what it means to be human, what justice demands, where our struggles and conflicts, our strengths and hopes reside. In this free Ritualwell event, we will see how other poets have responded to disasters and conflicts Jews have faced and are facing.
Holding Each Other
We’re all holding many emotions and concerns that change day by day, hour by hour. Poetry, prayer and creative expression can bring comfort and provide us with support.
Verses of Resilience: Poetry & Ritual From the Path of Cancer
We invite you to join us for an hour of poetry, prose, and ritual relating to any aspect of the cancer (or other illness) experience.
