Explore our LGBTQ-affirming articles, rituals, and Torah commentaries to enrich your observance of the High Holidays.
Holiday: Rosh Hashanah Entering the Holy of Holies by Rabbi Joshua Lesser on Saturday September 23, 2006 1 Tishrei 5767 Genesis 21:1 – 21:34 & Numbers 29:1 – 29:6; Song…
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