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“In an age when / searching for home / in a soup / makes sense.”
two bowls of soup, bread and soup nuts
“Count instead the growing number of cared-fors you have lost…”
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Hear, O Israel / the prayer was dance / Adonai Eloheinu / there were no pews
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“We are at the beginning / Of new cycles / In a world that is ours / Transcending time and space.”
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“Grief and memory hold hands / as, broken-hearted, we find our way through the Jewish year”
sign in hebrew that reads "yizkor" memorial - black letters on white stone
An introduction to the Zikhronot section of the Rosh Hashanah liturgy
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“We will return to you, / you will return to us.”
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“When I feel most broken / pulled apart / when every door unhinged / is opened / but feels closed”

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Celebrating the Torah while keeping our loved ones memories as blessings

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