Gebet für den Pride Month (תפילה לחודש הגאווה) | Prayer for Pride Month, by Rabbi Lior Bar-Ami

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Source (German)	Translation (English)
Quelle der Liebe und des Mitgefühls, Zu diesem heiligen Anlass des Pride Month kommen wir zusammen, um die Vielfalt Deiner Schöpfung zu ehren.	Source of Love and Compassion, On this sacred occasion of Pride Month, We gather to honor the diversity of your creation.
Wir umarmen die einzigartige Vielfalt von Identitäten und Erfahrungen, denn wir sind alle in Deinem göttlichen Bild erschaffen.	We embrace the unique tapestry of identities and experiences, For in your divine image, we are all made.
Segne unsere LGBTQ+-Geschwister, die Widrigkeiten erlebt haben, und schenke ihnen Kraft, Mut und Widerstandsfähigkeit.	Bless our LGBTQ+ siblings who have faced adversity, Grant them strength, courage, and resilience.
Mögen sie in ihren Heim, Gemeinschaften und Gotteshäusern mit Liebe, Akzeptanz und Verständnis empfangen werden.	May they be embraced with love, acceptance, and understanding, In their homes, communities, and places of worship.
Hilf uns dabei, eine Welt zu schaffen, in der die Liebe keine Grenzen kennt und Gleichheit und Gerechtigkeit in jedem Herzen gedeihen.	Help us build a world where love knows no boundaries, Where equality and justice flourish in every heart.
Leite uns dabei, Vorurteile und Diskriminierung abzubauen und inspiriere uns, Räume der Zugehörigkeit für alle zu schaffen.	Guide us to dismantle prejudice and discrimination, And inspire us to create spaces of belonging for all.
Möge unsere Freude in diesem Monat des Feierns und Gedenkens ein Zeichen für den Triumph der Liebe sein.	In this month of celebration and remembrance, May our joy be a testament to the triumph of love.
Möge der Regenbogen, ein Symbol der Einheit, uns daran erinnern, dass wir alle wunderbar miteinander verbunden sind.	May the rainbow, a symbol of unity, be a reminder, That we are all beautifully interconnected.
Wir sprechen dieses Gebet voller Dankbarkeit und Hoffnung und vertrauen darauf, dass Dein göttliches Licht auf uns alle scheint.	We offer this prayer in gratitude and hope, Trusting that your divine light shines upon us all.
Mögen unser Handeln Mitgefühl und Freundlichkeit verkörpern, während wir danach streben, eine inklusivere Welt aufzubauen. Amen.	May our actions embody compassion and kindness, As we strive to build a more inclusive world. Amen.

“Gebet für den Pride Month” was first offered by Rabbi Lior Bar-Ami on 19 March 2020. English translation by the author.

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Lior Bar-Ami

Rabbi Lior Bar-Ami is a Reform/Liberal movement rabbi in Europe. He was ordained at Abraham-Geiger-College in Berlin, Germany in 2016. Rabbi Bar-Ami has served as rabbi for The Liberal Synagogue in Toulouse, France and Or Chadash Synagogue in Vienna, Austria.

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