Ideas for Color the Omer 2022
Last year, Bayit published Color the Omer, our first spiritual coloring book. It was conceived and written by Shari Berkowitz, illustrated by Steve Silbert and edited by R. Rachel […]
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Last year, Bayit published Color the Omer, our first spiritual coloring book. It was conceived and written by Shari Berkowitz, illustrated by Steve Silbert and edited by R. Rachel […]
What does it mean to have a home, a bayit? Is it a physical shelter, a safe place to sleep and eat and work (and everything else during parts of […]
New from Bayit’s Liturgical Arts Working Group comes this offering for Purim 5782, available both as a printable PDF and as illuminated google slides suitable for screensharing. Here you’ll find […]
During the pandemic, many congregations moved some or all of their programming online. People joined online services and classes from all over. Congregations that see the benefits of this […]
When we build Jewish, do we build with inclusion and accessibility in mind? Does our Bayit, our Jewish home, have ramp access or only stairs? What about our pews and […]
Due to an accidental wrong click on our part, some people saw a previous / unfinished version of this post via email. Apologies! Here’s the version we meant to share! […]
The story is told of a person carrying a very heavy parcel standing by the side of the road. A wagon driver pulls up next to them and in an […]
Beside Still Waters, our volume for the mourner’s path (co-published with Ben Yehuda Press), came out in 2019. In 2020 when the pandemic began, we made a PDF of the […]
Join three members of Bayit’s Liturgical Arts Working Group — R. Sonja Keren Pilz, R. David Evan Markus, and R. Rachel Barenblat — for a ritual for the full moon […]
Devon Spier’s website Buy the book: yourbayit.org/narrow-places/ Devon Spier, a member of Bayit’s Liturgical Arts Working Group, is an author and visual poet theologian (proemologian), who weaves and teaches others […]
