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Working Parent Ritual for Beginning and Ending the Work Day

This ritual offers working parents a moment of pause between our different roles in life
  • by Adva Chattler, Hila Ratzabi, & Cyd Weissman
children, parent
light skinned brown haired mother holding small child and multiple bags and a diaper bag outdoors giving the child a kiss

Stroller in a War Zone: A Blessing for the Children of Ukraine

“May God bless you and keep you safe”

  • by Adva Chattler
blessing, children, priestly blessing, Ukraine, war
Stroller in a War Zone: A Blessing for the Children of Ukraine

Fill Your Plate: An Earth-based Ritual of Transition to Post-childbearing Stage

Ritual for moving into new phase of life post-childbearing

  • by Rabbi Janet Madden
children, earth, menopause
Fill Your Plate: An Earth-based Ritual of Transition to Post-childbearing Stage

Tomorrow

“Your birthright renews every breath”

  • by Steve Pollack
children, grandparents, hope
Tomorrow

Crafting Values-based Blessings for a New Baby

Using a set of values to write your own blessings for a new baby

  • by Zvika Krieger
baby naming, baby shower, blessing, blessing circle, children
Crafting Values-based Blessings for a New Baby

Communal Blessing for the Children

“I created this prayer when I was a member of a very small synagogue with just a few children”

  • by Martha Hurwitz
blessing, children, parent
Communal Blessing for the Children

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Havaya Summer Programs

Overnight summer camp and teen Israel experience

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Learning to Say "We": Writing Identity

In this immersion, we will reflect and expand on our personal experiences of identity, using writing exercises and in-depth discussions to think about, challenge, discover, explore, and experiment with different ways to identify ourselves, to consider how those ways connect us to and separate us from others, and how they represent and misrepresent aspects of who we are.

Four sessions, starting June 15th

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