Hard times take many forms: the loss of a job or other economic hardship; the devastation of a flood or other natural disaster; the horror of violent assault. Just getting out of bed can be an act of great courage at times like these. Whisper a prayer for yourself, or say one for your friend, community, or the world. Hope will find you.
“I’m not sure how to stand before You”
Blessing using feminine God language on receiving a diagnosis
“I come to you, broken in heart and soul.”
For forming our own words of comfort about the pandemic before the recitation of Sh’ma
“Because there’s so much suffering everywhere/Courage must be what you are asking us”
“Anger is just a whole lotta hurt.”
“May I take the time to listen to the still small voice inside.”
“May we all know a complete healing to be truly free and whole”
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