GATHERING FOR SONG & SOLIDARITY
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 12PM ET / 9AM PT

live music from Eliana Light & Chava MireL

 After this intense election season, join us to recharge, rest, ground, and be inspired by Jewish song and wisdom. The hour will feature soaring music and a brief teaching.

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Presented by Dayenu’s Spiritual Adaptation program, which seeks to spiritually resource the Jewish climate movement to build a more just and livable world for all. Co-sponsored by Let My People Sing, Adamah and Interfaith Center for Sustainable Development.

 

about the musicians

Chava Mirel

Chava (she/they) is a multi-award winning Jewish musician and composer based in Seattle, WA. Celebrated for rich, luxurious vocals, lush harmonies, and rhythmic phrasing, Chava is also known for their loving and compassionate presence. 

In the progressive Jewish realm she serves as an artist-in-residence and educator at congregations and conferences from coast to coast, imbuing her music and teachings with the universal themes of hope, caring, connection and inclusion. In addition to Chava’s prolific portfolio of recordings and bands, they support many other artists’ recording and touring projects in a multitude of communities and genres. 

Chava serves as Music Director of her home congregation Temple Beth Am.

Eliana Light

Eliana Light (she/her) is cultivating a more connected world by making the urgent spiritual wisdom of Jewish liturgy and prayer practice (t’fillah) accessible and meaningful through her prayer leadership, song leading, teaching, and the Light Lab, a center for t’fillah education. 

She has put out five albums of thoughtful, playful, original Jewish music, including the liturgical and group singing-focused ORAH HI, and is the host of the Light Lab Podcast. She lives in Durham, NC where she runs Durham Roving Disco, swims in the river, bakes vegan treats, and weaves everybody-welcome Jewish community. 

Eliana can’t wait to sing with you! www.elianalight.com

Dayenu’s Spiritual Adaptation work is generously supported by The Covenant Foundation.