Jewish tradition ordains that whenever the Torah is read we are granted a special and uniquely opportune moment to invoke blessing for those in need of divine intervention. From time immemorial it has therefore been the custom to recite a "Mi Sheberach" (prayer for the sick) on behalf of people who are ill. Female Male Victoria Bat Mesouda Devorah Leah Bas Chana Rachel Bat Chana Rachel Malka Bat Revka Chava Etta Bat Esther Rochel Alitza Chana Bat Maliya Batya Chana bat Esther Malka Miriam bat Gittel Chana Bat Rivka Miriam Bat Yehudit Bat Sheva Bat Ruth Rochel Bat Yehudis Ester bat Goldaraine Hinda Chaya bat Bina Itka bat Channah Leah Liora bat Aviva Yosef Yitzchak Ben Brocha Chaim Shneur Zalman Yehuda Ben Hinda Yocheved Efim Efraim Ben Musia Yisroel Avraham Ben Tzipora Aaron Ben Miriam Reuven Ben Nessi Rimon ben Leah Kerem ben Leah Yerachmiel ben Shoshana Shlomo Zalman ben Fruma Avraham ben Yehudit Moshe ben Miriam Arieh Ben Ruth David ben Penina Eliyahu Ben Valerie Yitzchak Getzel Ben Chana Aryeh ben Fagel Aharon Ben Shayna Gitta Dovid Meir Ben Shaina Mareyasha Meir ben Rifka Shmuel Nachum ben Doba Please remember to inform us of this persons return to good health so we can remove them from our list. Hebrew Name Mothers Hebrew Name Male Female To add more then one name please use field below. (We will be sending out an occasional "Mi Sheberach" update e-mail to insure we do not have any names on the list which should have already been removed.) Name (yours) e-mail If a loved one or relative is suffering-even in a distant place, where one is unable to help-offer this prayer on their behalf. Chapter 20 of Psalms. English u Hebrew Please click here to donate in honour of your loved ones' recovery. This page uses 128 bit SSL encryption to keep your data secure.
