daily prayer

The holiday of drunken revelry is also the day that proves the Torah's assertion that God answers all prayers.

This blessing, recited prior to the Shema, asserts that God's love for us is expressed by the commandments.

This prayer calls on us to discover where the brokenness of the world overlaps with our particular human gifts.

The Amidah is the centerpiece of traditional Jewish prayer.

This prayer is composed of various passages from the Book of Psalms.

This prayer, recited immediately before the Amidah, declares that God is like no other.

This prayer traditionally recited immediately upon awakening thanks God for the return of the soul.

This poem, familiar to many worshippers as the closing hymn of the Shabbat service, conveys a complete framework for our relationship to God.

The prayer's three paragraphs seem unrelated, but they lead us on the steps of a spiritual journey.