Type: Prayer

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“Bless us, Divine Source, / with earth’s abundant generosity.”
Assorted pumpkins and gourds in a rustic wooden cart outdoors, with trees and greenery in the background.
A new, inclusive alternative to Eshet Hayil.
A diverse group of people putting their hands together in a show of unity and teamwork outdoors.
“The month of Kislev calls us to welcome the darkness, to welcome the darkness, as a friend, a teacher, a guide.”
Silhouetted branches and birds against a blurred, glowing sunset sky.
“Blessed are you, Adonai, who fashions all flesh, and works wonders beyond our knowing.”
Woman sitting cross-legged by water, eyes closed, hand on chest, wrapped in a cozy blanket outdoors.
“Oh Compassionate God, / be kind towards the LGBTQ+ individuals of America…”
A building with tall windows in rainbow colors above shop signs reading ENVY and CHARLES STREET.
“May we be better ancestors than descendants, / writing a blueprint for a better future than we inherited.”
Three hands of different skin tones overlap on a world map, symbolizing unity and diversity.
A powerful prayer addressing food insecurity and the SNAP crisis in America.
Person serving stew onto a white plate with a ladle at a buffet or soup kitchen.
“Spread over all who dwell in the land Your shelter of peace…”
A single yellow flower rests on a stone in a sunlit cemetery, with graves blurred in the background.
“…it was a day for joy, for hope, for peace, for gratitude and blessings.”
A red heart shape painted on the cracked, textured surface of a tree trunk with moss patches.
“May we actually see peace in the Middle East in our lifetime…”
A white dove standing on a gray rock near green grass and plants.

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