The Words of the Siddur: Evocative Poetry of the Soul

Update: 2021-05-07

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Often, when a book is placed before us we think we have to read it. But, that is not what we are supposed to do with the prayer-book. We're supposed to use it to open our hearts to prayer. Rabbi Ruth Sohn shares her personal practice of morning prayer, using the words of the siddur to prompt her own heart to prayer. Join her!

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The Words of the Siddur: Evocative Poetry of the Soul

Rabbi Jonathan Slater, Rabbi Ruth Sohn

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The Words of the Siddur: Evocative Poetry of the Soul

Rabbi Jonathan Slater, Rabbi Ruth Sohn

The Words of the Siddur: Evocative Poetry of the Soul