Towards Wholeness

  • July 23, 2018
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A text sheet and study guide created by Rabbi Deborah Waxman on Rabbi Alex Weissman’s piece, “Halleluyah.”

Download this study guide of questions made by Rabbi Deborah Waxman, to use alongside Rabbi Alex Weissman’s Halleluyah.

Download the full study guide here.
Download the full study guide here.

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