A ceremony following or in lieu of Mincha (afternoon service)
A ceremony which adapts traditional texts and facilitates an individualized ceremony to honor those whose memory we wish to perpetuate
Appropriate for burial, cremation, or marking periods of mourning
An original baby-naming ceremony using biblical images of the covenant which are not tied to gender. The ceremony makes use of henna as a symbol of the blood of the covenant.
Draws on traditional Sephardic Zeved Habat ceremony and adds new rituals, including Miriam’s chair and modern poetry
A welcoming ceremony for twins
A ceremony for welcoming a baby girl into the covenant
Proposed service that includes new text, ritual objects, and a central role for the purifying blood of the mother
Mikveh for a couple before wedding
Prayers to recite prior to immersion in the mikveh
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Modeling respectful conversations on pressing Jewish issues
Curating original, Jewish rituals, and convening Jewish creatives
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