Letter from a Birmingham Jail – for MLK Tu B’Shevat 5782
This year Tu B’Shevat coincides with Martin Luther King weekend. From that spiritual confluence comes this setting of excerpts from Letter from a Birmingham Jail, set to haftarah trope by […]
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Joanne Fink in From Narrow Places
Find Joanne’s work: JoanneFinkJudaica.com, WhenYouLoseSomeone.com, www.zenspirations.com Buy the book: yourbayit.org/narrow-places/ Zenspirations® founder Joanne Fink, a member of Bayit’s Liturgical Arts Working Group, is an artist, writer and spiritual seeker who […]
Rachel Barenblat in From Narrow Places
Find Rachel’s work: velveteenrabbi.com, Velveteen Rabbi blog Buy the book: yourbayit.org/narrow-places/ Rabbi Rachel Barenblat, the convener of Bayit’s Liturgical Arts Working Group and a fellow of Rabbis Without Borders, was […]
A #1 New Release!
With deep thanks to everyone who’s shown an interest in this volume, and especially to the incredibly talented liturgists, poets, and artists whose work appears herein, we are delighted to […]
Sap Rising: Tu BiShvat 5782
New from Bayit’s Liturgical Arts Working Group comes this offering for Tu BiShvat 5782, available both as a printable PDF and as illuminated google slides suitable for screensharing. Here are four […]
Trisha Arlin in From Narrow Places
Support Trisha: www.trishaarlin.com/support-my-work Buy the book: yourbayit.org/narrow-places/ Trisha Arlin, a builder in Bayit’s Liturgical Arts Working Group, is a liturgist, writer, performer and student of prayer in […]
More for Chanukah
Here are some selections from last year’s Chanukah offerings, now available as slides suitable for screensharing: “My Father’s Menorah” and “Chanukah of Stars” by Rabbi Jennifer Singer, “Second Calendar” by […]
Rolling Darkness Into Light – Chanukah 5782
New from Bayit’s Liturgical Arts Working Group comes this offering for Chanukah 5782. The pandemic has become endemic, and our planet is imperiled. Chanukah comes not to distract us from […]
The Melody That Binds: singing as connective spiritual practice
“Zum gali gali gali, zum gali gali…” That’s the first song I ever remember being taught to sing, as a nursery school student at Shellbank Jewish Center. As a grade […]
On Reconciliation, Building, and Bereishit
Yesterday was the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, commemorating the painful and tragic legacy of Indian Residential Schools in Canada. 140 such schools operated between 1831 and […]