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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 Co-Director of the Shalom Hartman Institute and HaMidrasha at Oranim’s Beit Midrash for New Israeli Rabbis, of which he is a graduate. He attended the Har Etzion Hesder Yeshiva and served as a paratrooper in the IDF. Dani is a founding member of the Beit Prat Academy of Leadership, an educational secular-religious program for pre- and post-army participants, and is the founder and director of Desert Premarital Retreats, specializing in communication

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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