O God, my God,

I pray that these things never end,

The sand and the sea,

The rush of the water,

The crash of the heavens,

The prayer of humankind.

 

- Hannah Senesh

(Israeli poet, 20th Century)

 

 

Joy

 

Try to define today's word for yourself in your own words.

 

 What does this word mean to you?

 

To see how someone else in the community defined it, click the word.

 

 

 

 

 

The Princeton Reform Community is an affiliate of the Center for Jewish Life at Princeton University.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 
 

 

In the fall of 2002, we, the Princeton Reform Community, decided to write our own Sabbath prayer book, or Siddur. We committed to several months of community-wide study, thought and creativity. Thus, was born: The Princeton Reform Siddur Project. 

 

This page is a resource for everyone involved in the project and anyone interested in learning more. It contains general information about Jewish prayer and prayers, as well as about the progress of our work together.

 

For more information, click the links above:

  • To learn more about the project, click "The Plan."

  • If you would like more information on Jewish prayer in general, click "Prayer."

  • For other resources related to Jewish prayer or prayers online or in print, click "Resources."

  • To join our online conversation about the project, click "Discussion."

  • Finally, to learn more about the Princeton Reform Community, click "Contact Us."

  • To return to the Siddur Project homepage at any time, click our logo in the top-left corner.

 

 

 

Saturday, 06 September 2003

 

FREE GIFT! Pick up a blessing card from one of the Reform Community Co-Chairs. These cards list specific blessings you can say during the important moments in you life. Best of all, they are wallet-sized and easy to carry with you.

 

What are the blessings in your life? Write about those special things that make a certain moment memorable so we can included your blessings in our siddur, click here.

 

Talk to us! The "Discussion" section of the website has been updated so you can post your thoughts and questions.

 

Thanks for coming out and participating! We can't wait to see you after break!

 

(To see an archive of Princeton Reform Siddur Project news, click here.)

 

 

 

More to come!

 

 
   

The information found herein is property of the members of the Princeton Reform Community.

Any use of it without appropriate permission and citation is a violation of the law and Jewish tradition.

 

This page was designed by Joseph Aaron Skloot '05.

Last updated: 09/06/2003