Include the Imahot in the Amidah at All Ramah Camps
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Sarah Young
8 years ago
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its honestly about time. my kids learn about egalitarianism all year at school and then get confused why camp is different during davening. lets fix this already.
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Zara Kaye
8 years ago
Let’s just be a little more inclusive y’all
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Daniela Goodman Rabner
8 years ago
Yes! About time.
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Jonahthecoach
8 years ago
You show them who’s boss!
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Molly Shamah
8 years ago
This is an amazing cause! Go Rachel!
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Shoshie Bernstein
8 years ago
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The only time i’ve been able to honor the women of the Torah during tfillot was in the two second-long break between elohai yaacov and hael hagadol. Trying to cram in the names of the imahot is not my definition of woman empowerment. This change needs to happen!!
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Allie Levey
8 years ago
Yes!!!!!
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Rachel Light
8 years ago
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It’s not like this puts Ramah ahead of the curve. It’s more like catching up to it!
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Arie Pollock
8 years ago
#timesup
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Jeff Rake
8 years ago
It’s about time.
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Jeremiah Levine
8 years ago
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I recently hosted my wedding at a Ramah camp. We included the imahot in our davening for adults. Why should it be different when camp is in session and we can set an example for our kids.
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Honor Fuchs
8 years ago
fight for what you believe in! Rock on!
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Betsy Krut
8 years ago
I'm with Lila Puziss!
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Gabrielle
8 years ago
You go Rachul!!!
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Gabrielle Kaufman
8 years ago
This is a no-brainer.
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Alli Greenberg
8 years ago
PROUD
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Syd Lewin
8 years ago
<3
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Sarah Hess
8 years ago
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Looking forward to seeing Ramah make changes to be consistent with their values
its honestly about time. my kids learn about egalitarianism all year at school and then get confused why camp is different during davening. lets fix this already.
Let’s just be a little more inclusive y’all
Yes! About time.
You show them who’s boss!
This is an amazing cause! Go Rachel!
The only time i’ve been able to honor the women of the Torah during tfillot was in the two second-long break between elohai yaacov and hael hagadol. Trying to cram in the names of the imahot is not my definition of woman empowerment. This change needs to happen!!
Yes!!!!!
It’s not like this puts Ramah ahead of the curve. It’s more like catching up to it!
#timesup
It’s about time.
I recently hosted my wedding at a Ramah camp. We included the imahot in our davening for adults. Why should it be different when camp is in session and we can set an example for our kids.
fight for what you believe in! Rock on!
I'm with Lila Puziss!
You go Rachul!!!
This is a no-brainer.
PROUD
<3
Looking forward to seeing Ramah make changes to be consistent with their values
I’m a Ramah alumna and I support this movement.
yes!!!