Now in paperback, the fascinating story of a group of Jewish women who journey to spirituality through community and ceremony as they expand the dimensions of the traditional passover to include and acknowledge the contributions of women, from the past and present, who have shaped Judaism. Complete with Broner's acclaimed feminist Haggadah.

The Telling: Including the Women's Haggadah

Religion & Spirituality

Broner, E. M.

Nimrod, Naomi

Judaism

Harpercollins

Relates how a group of Jewish feminists came together to reclaim their religion by reinterpreting the Passover liturgy

The Telling: The Story of a Group of Jewish Women Who Journey to Spirituality Through Community and Ceremony

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

A Jewish women recounts her experiences performing the exclusively male eleven-month ritual of mourning called the "kaddish," after the death of her father

Mornings and Mourning: A Kaddish Journal

Biographies & Memoirs

Community & Culture

An inspirational underground classic offers a feminine telling of the Passover story that is a life-affirming celebration of Jewish women and their history. Original. 10,000 first printing.

The Women's Haggadah (English, Hebrew and Hebrew Edition)

Harper-San Francisco

Fifteen women from different lands and cultures share their stories and their lives as they come together in the Old City of Jerusalem

A Weave of Women

Literature & Fiction

BANTAM BOOKS

The special relationship between mother and daughter is explored in literature from biblical times to the present and includes discussion of works by such writers as Shakespeare, Austen, Colette, Dickinson, and Lessing

Lost Tradition - Mothers and Daughters in Literature

Davison, Cathy

UNKNO

While attending synagogue each Friday and Saturday following her mother's death, Leila encounters her mother's ghost who tells her the story of her life, and the two develop a stronger bond than they ever experienced while the mother was alive

Ghost Stories

United States

Global City Pr

Ceremonial words and scenarios based in the stories and traditions of sacred Jewish rituals, for women seeking to celebrate their lives and religious heritage. Many women have in recent years reclaimed the beloved seder ceremony of their childhoods, inspired by the groundbreaking Women's Haggadah originally pubished in Ms. Magazine. Now E.M. Broner, co-author of that Haggadah and an eloquent authority on the meaning and necessity of ritual in our lives, summons her vast experience in creating and adapting traditional Jewish ritual and ceremonial texts to create this unique spiritual sourcebook. Elegantly weaving personal memoir and community experience, poetic recitation, and practical suggestions, Bringing Home the Light offers thinking, seeking Jewish women an accessible handbook for bringing ritual and ceremony back into their lives, whether celebrating the traditional Jewish holy days or creating a sacred, empowering ritual around an important passage in their lives as women.

Bringing Home the Light: A Jewish Woman's Handbook of Ritual

Council Oak Books

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