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A prayer to comfort the mourners and acknowledge the divine image in all those who sufferÂ
A prayer from T’ruah: The Rabbinic Call for Human Rights to protect human rights and human dignity
Originally written for Human Rights Shabbat, this prayer seeks to capture the hope that the social justice teachings of Torah, and the ethical impulses they inspire, will be mirrored in the actions of our governments on all levels.
A prayer honoring all people and connections to be recited on Pride Shabbat or any day
A meditation for counting the Omer during hard or traumatic times
A fresh translation of the El Maley Rakhamim to remember the six million Jews who perished in the Holocaust
A confessional to be recited on behalf of one who is unable to speak at the end of their life
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