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By Grace of God and Community: The Journeys of Yom Kippur

Dani Segal explores the individual and communal aspects of the Yom Kippur prayers.
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Rabbi Dani Segal is teaching faculty at the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem and a founding member and the former Co-Director of the Institute’s Beit Midrash for Israeli Rabbis, of which he is a graduate. He is currently the Director and Founding Member of Mabua – Israeli Beit Midrash, a network of community Batei Midrash bringing together Israeli young adults from across the religious spectrum for shared Jewish learning, community building, and social activism. Dani

By Grace of God and Community: The Personal and Communal Journeys of Yom Kippur

In this two-part class, Dani Segal explores the individual and communal aspects of the Yom Kippur prayers. How does atonement work? What does it mean to make a vow? Can a single individual do either alone? Through the lens of Kol Nidre and the High Priest’s service in the Temple, we will come to a better understanding not just of Yom Kippur, but also of the way we are all inherently both individuals and members of larger communities.

Part 1

Part 2

NOTE: This series was part of our Hartman Summer 2020 month-long celebration of Jewish ideas, All Together Now

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