Baruch atah, atah Adonai haporeis sukkat shalom Shalom aleinu v'al kol amo yisrael (repeat)
V'al yisrushalayim v'al kol amo V'al yirushalayim shalom. (repeat)
(Cantor Jeff Klepper)
Peace Will Come
Od yavo shalom aleinu, od yavo shalom aleinu, od yavo shalom aleinu, v'al kulam. Salaam, aleinu v'al kol haolam, salaam, salaam. Salaam, aleinu v'al kol haolam, salaam, salaam. Od yavo shalom aleinu, od yavo shalom aleinu, od yavo shalom aleinu, v'al kulam.
Peace will come to us, peace will yet come to us, Peace will come to us, and everyone. Salaam, peace for us and for all the world, peace, peace.
(Words and music by Sheva)
Open Up Our Eyes
Open up our eyes teach us how to live Fill our hearts with joy and all the love You have to give. Gather us in peace as you lead us to your name And we will know that You are one. (repeat)
(Cantor Jeff Klepper)
Mi Shebeirach
(Version of the traditional prayer for healing. The opening line can be translated as "May the One who blessed our fathers, the Source of Blessing for our mothers." In the second verse, "r'fuah sh'leima" means "a full healing.")
Mi Shebeirach avoteinu, M'kor hab'rachah l'imoteinu. May the Source of Strength, Who blessed the ones before us, Help us find the courage, to make our lives a blessing, And let us say - Amen.
Mi Shebeirach imoteinu, M'kor hab'rachah la'avoteinu. Bless those in need of healing, with r'fuah sh'leima. The renewal of body, the renewal of spirit. And let us say - Amen.
(Words and music by Debbie Friedman)
Others:
Traditional El Mole - Katchko
Mizmor L'David - Shenker version with some niggunim for the congregation
Sim Shalom
Even When God is Silent -Michael Horvit (SATB)
Oseh Shalom - from "Kol Shalom" by Ben Steinberg
Acquainted With the Night - Jack Gottlieb
Hashkivenu
Shalom Rav - Ben Steinberg, changing "b'chol et uvchol sha'ah bishlomecha" to "v'et kol yoshvei tevel bishlomecha"
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