Grieving Together for those who have lost Parents

There are moments in life that divide time into before and after. The loss of a parent is one of them. In the days and months that follow, the world continues, but often not in the way it once did. Familiar rhythms shift. Silence can feel heavier. And even surrounded by community, it can still feel like no one understands the particular shape of your loss.

And yet, in our tradition, we are never meant to carry grief alone.

Rabbi Fryer Bodzin and Yacov Fruchter draw on the wisdom of our tradition—texts, prayers, and the rhythms of Jewish life—not to explain away grief, but to help hold it, and perhaps, over time, find moments of meaning and connection within it.

There is no charge but pre-registration is required. A minimum of six participants is required for this series to continue.

To register, click HERE.

Presented as part of the Beth Tzedec Centre for Spiritual Well-Being