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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 […]
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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 […]
Follow R. Jennifer on Twitter / Read R. Jennifer’s Blog Buy the book: yourbayit.org/narrow-places/ Rabbi Jennifer Singer, a member of Bayit’s Liturgical Arts Working Group, is the spiritual leader of Congregation Kol […]
Follow Steve on Twitter Buy the book: yourbayit.org/narrow-places/ Steve Silbert, a member of Bayit’s Liturgical Arts Working Group and the lead builder in Bayit’s Visual Torah work, is the left-handed youngest son […]
Buy the book: yourbayit.org/narrow-places/ Rabbi Sonja Keren Pilz, PhD, a member of Bayit’s Liturgical Arts Working Group, earned her doctorate from the department of Rabbinic Literature at Potsdam University in Germany and […]
Follow R. Dara Lithwick on Twitter Buy the book: yourbayit.org/narrow-places/ Rabbi Dara Lithwick, a member of Bayit’s Liturgical Arts Working Group, is passionate about building bridges between people and communities and promoting […]
Justice is rarely calm. As the Egyptians retrench themselves in iniquity and race forward to recapture their Israelite slaves, God sweeps them into the raging waters of the sea. Rashi […]
Buy the book: yourbayit.org/narrow-places/ Rabbi Allie Fischman, a member of Bayit’s Liturgical Arts Working Group, has served the Reform Jewish overnight camp, URJ Camp Newman, in the San Francisco Bay Area […]
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 […]
