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Mi Shebeirach - Healing Prayer List

To add the name of someone who is unwell to this month's listing to be read aloud before the Mi Shebeirach (healing prayer) during our Friday evening Shabbat service, please complete the brief online request form below In order to protect people's privacy, please only submit the names of those from whom you have received permission.

Mishebeirach (Healing Prayer) List

Each week during the Friday evening Shabbat service, Beth Am clergy read names aloud of those in need of healing just before the recitation of the Mishebeirach (Healing Prayer). If there is someone in need of healing whose name you would like be mentioned, please provide us with their name(s) (Hebrew or English) to add to the list. Multiple names may be separated by a comma.

***In order to protect people's privacy, please only submit the names of those from whom you have received permission.***

Submitted names will remain on the list for four Shabbats, so you will need to resubmit your loved ones' names for each month you would like for them to be read. Names submitted after 2:00 PM on Friday will be added to the following week's list.

* Name of person to be mentioned for Mishebeirach

Please include any guidance on how to pronounce their name. (e.g., Goldstein - pronounced "steen")

Relationship to you (e.g, sister, family member, friend).

* Is this person a member of Beth Am?

Please Select OneYesNo

* This member gave consent to be added to the list.

This member gave consent to be added to the list.

* Would this member like to be contacted by one of our clergy?

Please Select OneNoYes

* Your first name

* Your last name

* Your email address

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