Type: Ritual Component

Latest Rituals

A series of prayers to be said after Mourner’s Kaddish, specifically mourning the nine souls murdered in the Charleston church, adaptable for any service to mourn victims of racist violence

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A musician couple chooses to sing a song to their new baby in lieu of making a speech at the baby naming ceremony

singing hello to a new baby

A mother discusses how her son’s Hebrew name was chosen and a special naming ceremony on his first birthday

naming a son on his first birthday

A couple discusses the rituals they created and reinterpreted at their wedding ceremony

miriam and babak wedding rituals

Breaking the glass at a Jewish wedding is reinterpreted through a personal and kabbalistic lens

a new take on breaking the glass

A partner in a same-sex couple describes how and why they chose to use traditional language for their wedding ceremony

screen shot from margee interview about same sex marriage

As part of BimBam’s (formerly G-dcast) Jewish lifecycles series, a groom describes incorporating multiple ketubah traditions at his wedding

a ketubah for everyone

A haggadah supplement focusing on the theme of #BlackLivesMatter and the experiences of Jews of color

Illustration with #BLM and Hebrew letters, featuring hands, buildings, and flowers. Text: Jewish Visions for Liberation.

Miriam’s Cup reinterpreted to highlight the relationship between adoptive moms and adopted daughters

A vintage illustration of women playing musical instruments and dancing in a pastoral setting.

Bring Serach Bat Asher to the seder with a Cos SerachSerach’s Cup

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