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A template from which individuals who are coming out can choose rituals and prayers to construct a coming out ceremony.
“May we never forget that we are all connected, historically, relationally, energetically, and that harm to one is harm to all.”
“And wherever there is Pride, there is hope. / And wherever there is hope, there is joy. / And wherever there is joy, there is life. / And that life is sweet, and full of love.”
“We celebrate the triumph / Of love over hate”
“I wanted a way of acknowledging and bringing my own queerness into the wedding ceremony”

We see each other and we honor our journeys and those yet to come.

Welcoming historical and mythical ancestors

“Rainbows and storms go hand in hand”

“May the Holy One instill in us the wisdom to know our liberations are entwined together.”

“Our hands do not lace, like the tzitzit. / I wish they would.”

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