Thank you for joining the journey.

Because all of the Jewish holidays fall on the Hebrew calendar, the dates vary from year to year. Since you have signed up for this series, over the next ten days, you will receive an email from us, giving you a short reading to ponder and pray through, as well as a link to our podcast explaining in a bit more depth.

May you be blessed as you encounter the roots of your faith.

What will we be talking about?

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    ✺ Day 1 ✺

    Is your name written in the book?

  • A person holding a shofar, a ram's horn, against a cloudy sky with sunlight breaking through. Text overlay reads 'Hidden in plain sight: Why Christians should care about the Jewish high holy days. Day 2: The day of the blowing of trumpets. But why?'. The bottom right corner has a logo with mountain and tree graphics and the text 'The Jewish Road'.

    ✺ Day 2 ✺

    The day of the blowing of trumpets, but why?

  • A person praying with hands clasped together, with text overlay about the Jewish High Holy Days and repentance, and a logo at the bottom right reading 'The Jewish Road'.

    ✺ Day 3 ✺

    What does real repentance look like?

  • A person praying with hands clasped on a Bible, promoting Day 4 of a religious series about prayer and Jewish Holy Days, with text overlay about prayer being more than monologue.

    ✺ Day 4 ✺

    Prayer is more than monologue.

  • A close-up of two hands clasped together on a wooden surface, with dotted lines indicating the connection. The image includes text about kindness and a logo for The Jewish Road.

    ✺ Day 5 ✺

    Where can we show kindness?

  • A man with a beard and dark hair, sitting with his hand on his chin and looking downward, appears contemplative or distressed. The image features text about a religious observance and atonement.

    ✺ Day 6 ✺

    What will we do for atonement?

  • A person with short hair raising one arm in front of a sunset sky, with a text overlay about Day 7 of a religious reflection series, discussing what it means to return to the Lord. The image includes a light blue circle with black and white text and is branded with 'The Jewish Road' logo.

    ✺ Day 7 ✺

    What does it mean to return to the Lord?

  • An underwater scene with clear blue water and sunlight reflections; text overlay about Day 8 of a religious reflection series, mentioning casting sins into the sea.

    ✺ Day 8 ✺

    Cast my sins into the depths of the sea.

  • A wooden signpost with multiple directional arrows stands on a grassy hill at sunset, with mountains in the background and a colorful sky with pink and blue hues.

    ✺ Day 9 ✺

    A guidepost of prayer for forgiveness.

  • A goat on rocky terrain with overlaid text that reads 'Day 10: The Scapegoat became the G.O.A.T.' and a logo for The Jewish Road.

    ✺ Day 10 ✺

    The Scapegoat that became the G.O.A.T.

3 ways we help you build your faith.

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Enjoy our content.

Listen to “The Jewish Road Podcast” or read the blog as you learn new aspects of your faith.

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Experience teachings.

In-person holiday celebrations, speaking at churches, webinars, or even a trip to Israel.

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Engage the whole story.

Be knowledgeable about your entire faith by connecting the old with the new.