Faith
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Parashat Vayera Bridging heaven and earth
October 30, 2026 — Parashat Vayera: Bridging heaven and earth. When we seek the higher values behind our everyday actions, daily life itself becomes a form of sacred service, allowing us to experience something of the Garden of Eden here on earth.
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Lech Lecha Abrahams journey from faith to spiritual vision
October 23, 2026 — Lech Lecha: Abraham’s journey from faith to spiritual vision. Abraham’s journey to the Land of Israel transformed his spiritual perception, revealed the land’s holiness and laid the foundations for the Jewish people’s divine mission.
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Parashat Noah How prayer becomes an ark that carries us through turbulent times
October 16, 2026 — Parashat Noah: How prayer becomes an ark that carries us through turbulent times – opinion. As the Jewish holiday season ends, the Baal Shem Tov’s teachings remind us how prayer, art, and music can sustain us through the year ahead.
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The backstory to Mike Evans The Whole World Sings Together
October 8, 2026 — The backstory to Mike Evans’ ‘The Whole World Sings Together.’ As 2,000 Christians gather in Israel for Oct. 7 commemorations, 17 singers from around the world collaborate across borders on a music video of remembrance, solidarity, and hope.
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Israel you are not alone Christian leaders from over 120 countries gather in Jerusalem to mark Oct. 7
October 8, 2026 — ‘Israel, you are not alone’: Christian leaders from over 120 countries gather in Jerusalem to mark Oct. 7. Friends of Zion founder Mike Evans tells ynet Global the gathering marking three years since the Hamas massacre aims to give Israelis hope and show the depth of global support; thousands will gather in Jerusalem as communities ... Israel you are not alone Christian leaders from over 120 countries gather in Jerusalem to mark Oct. 7
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Historic 24-hour Oct. 7 Christian prayer gathering shows Israel is not alone
October 5, 2026 — Historic 24-hour Oct. 7 Christian prayer gathering shows Israel is not alone – opinion. Three years after the Hamas attacks of October 7, 2023, Christians from around the world will unite to remember the victims, pray for Israel and the Jewish people, and demonstrate they are not alone.
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From Yemen to Bukhara The many ways Jews celebrate Sukkot
September 30, 2026 — From Yemen to Bukhara: The many ways Jews celebrate Sukkot. Over the centuries, communities around the world added their own touches, drawing on the plants, foods and decorative traditions of the places in which they lived.
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WATCH Thousands gather at Western Wall for selichot prayers as Post observes Yom Kippur
September 21, 2026 — WATCH: Thousands gather at Western Wall for selichot prayers as ‘Post’ observes Yom Kippur.. The Jerusalem Post will temporarily pause news coverage to observe Yom Kippur. We wish all our readers a gmar hatima tova and an easy and meaningful fast.
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Yom Kippur through the centuries The prayer books that preserve centuries of Jewish history
September 21, 2026 — Yom Kippur through the centuries: The prayer books that preserve centuries of Jewish history. In an interview with The Jerusalem Post, NLI’s curator Dr. Chaim Neria explains how the NLI came to house thousands of prayer books, noting that “it fits into the overall mission of the library.”
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Go eat with joy The surprising truth about Yom Kippur
September 18, 2026 — ‘Go, eat with joy’: The surprising truth about Yom Kippur. How is it that precisely on the eve of the day when a person stands before his Creator, and his judgment for the coming year is sealed, we are commanded to eat and rejoice?
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Faith groups urge passage of bipartisan bill that would protect houses of worship from protest
September 17, 2026 — Faith groups urge passage of bipartisan bill that would protect houses of worship from protest. “This bill works very hard to balance our First Amendment constitutional rights between the right to free speech and the right to worship,” Rep. Tom Suozzi said.
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Job had questions history gave him patience
September 11, 2026 — Job had questions, history gave him ‘patience.’ “During this moment of spiking antisemitism, Jews can take a measure of comfort in recalling to ourselves and to all Americans how Hebraic ideas have helped shape American political language,” Rabbi Stu Halpern, of Yeshiva University, told JNS.