🗍 סדר ליל שבועות | Seder Leil Shavuot, by Rabbi Gabriel Kanter-Webber (Nottingham Liberal Synagogue, 2022)

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Seder Leil Shavuot

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21st century C.E., 58th century A.M., Liberal Movement for Progressive Judaism in Britain, Needing Decompilation

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A seder for the night of Shavuot, based on various traditions as well as the general structure of a Rosh Hashanah seder. Originally created for Nottingham Liberal Synagogue, UK in 2022.

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Gabriel Kanter-Webber

Gabriel Kanter-Webber is rabbi of Brighton and Hove Progressive Synagogue, Sussex, UK. He was born in Kingston-on-Thames. After studying Politics & International Relations at Sussex University, he spent a year as a youth worker for LJY-Netzer, the youth movement of Liberal Judaism, before entering Leo Baeck College to study for the rabbinate. He has served in many congregations as a student, including three years with the York Liberal Jewish Community. With a particular affection for Liberal Jewish communities outside the London centres, Gabriel has a special interest in connecting Jewish values to contemporary events and social justice issues (often in real-time), and is passionate about enabling people to weave Judaism – subtly but strongly – into their everyday lives.

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