Ritual & Liturgy:
Rosh HaShanah

For the Shofar Blower
By Janet Zimmern
Excerpts from a poem which addresses the feminine aspects of God and the merits of biblical women. From RitualWell.org.

Rosh Hashana Symbols Revealed
By Tamara Cohen
Feminine aspects of some foods and rituals associated with Rosh Hashanah. From RitualWell.org.

Teshuva Walks
From By Rabbi Goldie Milgram
A meditation walk that one can do to prepare to do teshuvah (repentance). From RitualWell.org.

Culinary Prayer
By Ruth Abusch-Magder
A women's tradition that provides a tasty counterpoint to the traditional male liturgy of the High Holidays. It also provides an opportunity for celebrating Jewish women's relationship to food as a historic source of creativity and spirituality. From RitualWell.org.

Avinu Malkaynu -- Our Parent, Our Sovereign
By Burt Jacobson
A new version of the traditional prayer, Avinu Malkenu, which uses different names for God, some gendered (Queen, Mother) and some gender-neutral (eg. Guide, Truth). From RitualWell.org.

T'filla
By Tamara Cohen
The masculine hierarchical God-language so prevalent in High Holiday liturgy can be painful and distancing. This article offers suggestions to restore the empowering potential of the High Holidays for those who have felt diminished, uninterested, and/or angered by traditional High Holiday prayer. From RitualWell.org.