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BINA’s “Yom Kippur at Home” Guide

Yom Kippur at Home:

A Reading and Ritual Guide for the Pre Fast and Break Fast Meals

Download BINA’s new free “Yom Kippur at Home” guide to add meaning to your High Holidays.
Whether or not you attend synagogue on Yom Kippur, this new guide offers inspiring readings and rituals for you to do at home.

About the Guide

As secular and cultural Jews, some of us may find difficulty in connecting to traditional Yom Kippur rituals – such as fasting and attending traditional synagogue prayers – and some of us may or may not participate in such rituals at all.

Some of the most observed traditions – by religious and secular Jews alike – are the Pre Fast and Post Fast meals, but few resources have been written to add meaning to these events.

This guide is intended to add meaning to these meals and help you make the Yom Kippur experience your own. It can be used in your home, around your table, on your own or with family and friends, and you can let the discussions and activities take you in the direction of your choosing. Download today and enjoy!

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What’s Inside:

– Guide to the Pre Fast Meal with blessings, readings and rituals

– Guide to the Break Fast Meal with blessings, readings and rituals

This Yom Kippur guide was created in partnership with the Oshman Family JCC, Palo Alto.

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