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The Jewish mourning process is a voyage through pain, brokenness, comfort, resilience, acceptance, and even gratitude. This apk, a companion to the ebook "The Year of Mourning: A Jewish Adventure" from CCAR Press, offers an expansive array of resources—stories, songs, study texts, poetry, and prayers—to lovingly and patiently tutorial the bereaved through the first year after their loss. Each week the mourner is encouraged to focus on a particular theme to deepen their Kaddish practice. The apk also contains opportunities for reflection and writing, everyday reminders and inspirational quotes, and thirty-five musical recordings. Edited by Rabbi Lisa D. Grant, PhD, and Cantor Lisa B. Segal Foreword by Rabbi Richard F. Address, DMin Order the ebook: http://mourning.ccarpress.org How do mourners receive through that empty eternity of their first year without a loved one, that interminable stretch of darkness—perhaps deepening into despair—after shivah ends? Here at latest is a method forward: a week-by-week, yearlong pathway through poetry, ritual, melody, and the textual wisdom of Jewish tradition, brilliantly conceived and compassionately framed. I suggest it highly for anyone in mourning. --Rabbi Dr. Lawrence A. Hoffman, Barbara and Stephen Friedman Professor Emeritus of Liturgy, Worship, and Ritual, Hebrew Union College--Jewish Institute of Religion Walking the path of mourning is very much like wandering in the wilderness; familiar landmarks have become obscured, life's structures have crumbled. The Year of Mourning is an invaluable compass for this treacherous path. The editors offer a rich array of spiritual resources—texts, songs and prayers—in a format that will affirm, tutorial, and comfort readers. I know I will share this often with those who are touched by grief. --Rabbi Dayle Friedman, MSW, MAJCS, BCC, author of Jewish Wisdom for Growing Older Grief is a universal human experience; it stimulates spiritual reflection and yearns for a communal response. Rabbi Lisa D. Grant and Cantor Lisa B. Segal have planted necessary flora on the inevitable path of grief that we all walk. Each page is a put to linger, look, listen, and reflect. Whether this ebook sits on your lap or you scroll through it on your device, anywhere your eye focuses will bring a moment of nourishment on your adventure. --Rabbi Eric Weiss, editor of Mishkan Aveilut: Where Grief Resides The Year of Mourning is a must-have for every clergyperson. After nearly thirty years of guiding congregants through the grieving process, I finally have an all-in-one resource to offer comfort and help beyond the funeral and shivah. Understanding that everyone grieves differently, the editors have made a collection of individual troops that gives mourners the ability to move through at their own pace. This unique compilation of melody, poetry, and reflective questions is a unbelievable resource. --Cantor Claire Franco, Past-President, American Symposium of Cantors