For clergy and communal leaders looking to offer Jewish spiritual sustenance, Torah, and ritual frameworks to support communities in the wake of climate disasters.
A guide for those seeking spiritual support after floods and storms. It offers Jewish spiritual sustenance, Torah, and ritual ideas for community care in the wake of climate disasters.
A guide for those seeking spiritual support after heatwaves and fire. It offers Jewish spiritual sustenance, Torah, and ritual ideas for community care in the wake of climate disasters.
Includes “Rooted And Rising” exercises intended to take about 15 minutes as well as longer resources for deeper learning.
The following excerpts explore how the Three Stories of Our Time live in Jewish sacred myth, and in our lives as Jewish climate activists.
Our ancestors were dependent on rain – in the right amount and season – for their families to survive.
A short ritual guide for the month of Hanukkah, connecting the miracle of the oil to today’s need for renewables.
A series of texts about Noah and Abraham. We can turn to our ancestors and the wisdom of Torah to help us move forward.
Rabbinic texts called Ta’anit focuses on communal responses to drought and disaster, helping us reflect on our own responses to crisis.
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