Adapted Wedding Ceremony During COVID-19
A small, adapted wedding during COVID-19
Say Their Names: A Jewish Prayer for Black Lives Matter
“We must speak the names, we must speak out”
A Psalm of Nitzavim No. 2
“Teach us again the lessons of love”
I See You
“I see You in storms, for storms always followed me”
Vaccinate Us
“Vaccinate us with the sacred power of love”
Waters of Change: Blessing over a Zoom Mikveh
Blessing for an online mikvehThe ritual bath. The waters of the mikveh symbolically purify – they are seen as waters of rebirth. A convert immerses in the mikveh as part of conversion. Many Orthodox married women go to the mikveh following their period and before resuming sexual relations. Couples go to the mikveh before being married. Many, including some men, immerse before Yom Kippur; some go every Friday before Shabbat. immersion
With Trembling Hands
“I cry out to You”
Zikhronam Livrakhah: A Psalm of Hope
“Do not let his death fade without meaning”
A New Prayer for Healing during Covid-19
“Provide a complete healing of body and spirit to all of the sick”
Abram’s Moonless Night
“I stand on holy ground”