However awkward it may be, rendering Hebrew in English letters allowed generations of American Jews to pray in Hebrew without ever learning to read it
My prayer books connect me to previous generations, and pose questions about my own religious practice
A review of the new ‘Nehalel’ weekday siddur
A new egalitarian, LGBT-friendly version of the little post-meal book
Just because you’re in synagogue doesn’t mean you have to read what’s in the prayer book
Mainstream Judaism doesn’t recognize their temples or their rabbis. In a new siddur, Black Jews tell their community’s story.
In an effort to revitalize services, a New Jersey congregation includes its members’ memories in a new siddur
Yuri Dojc, a Canadian photographer born in Slovakia, photographed abandoned prayer books in his family’s ancestral village, where he uncovered a life the Nazis destroyed and his relatives refused to discuss
A Wikipedia-style siddur is revolutionizing the world of prayerbooks
The Israel Museum unveils a restored mahzor from 1331
How Eliyahu Koren used typography to encourage a new way to pray
Two gay congregations publish non-traditional prayer books