- and Misheberakh. Mi
Shebeirach, as an
incipit that ends with an adjective, is
usually not pluralized,
although Mi
Shebeirachs (or variant) is sometimes...
-
known by a
variety of
names including Altered Dorian,
Hutsul mode and Mi
Shebeirach. It is also
closely related to the
Nikriz pentachord found in Turkish...
- to
include feminine language. She is best
known for her
setting of "Mi
Shebeirach" the
prayer for Healing. Her
songs are used in Reform, Conservative, and...
- States.
LGBTQ synagogues mourning losses from AIDS
created the
modern Mi
Shebeirach for healing, a
prayer previously absent in most
liberal Jewish practice...
-
Nishmat Torah reading Yom Tov
Torah readings Haftara Yekum Purkan Mi
Shebeirach Av
HaRachamim Mussaf Birkat Cohanim6 Anim
Zemirot Tzidkatcha Veyiten Lecha...
- loving-kindness). It is
traditional to
recite prayers for healing, such as the Mi
Shebeirach prayer in the synagogue, and
Psalms (especially
Psalm 119) on
behalf of...
- needed]
Setel is
known as a co-writer, with
Debbie Friedman, of the "Mi
Shebeirach" sung in
Reform Jewish communities today.
Ellen Umansky has
listed Setel...
- how to
address people without gendered language during the
prayer Mi
Shebeirach. This was a
codification of a
practice that
already existed in places...
- schools, and camps. He sang a new tune,
composed by
Yitzy Waldner, to Mi
Shebeirach a
prayer globally recited for
soldiers in the IDF, in the
Nokia Stadium...
- way to
address people without gendered language during the
prayer Mi
Shebeirach. Bloch,
Abraham P., The
Biblical and
Historical Background of
Jewish Customs...
