Jerusalem’s Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies has launched a free Tefilah database for Jewish educators worldwide. Through the Pardes Tefilah Education Initiative, day schools and other Jewish educational institutions will receive support and direction in the area of Tefilah.

The Pardes Tefilah Education Initiative is made possible by a two-year grant from The AVI CHAI Foundation and addresses three core areas: educator training, developing guidelines for administrators who want to make changes to their tefilah education program and lastly, providing schools with relevant, innovative and user-friendly tools and resources. The database aims to raise the bar in tefilah education by making quality resources available so educators can focus on creativity and purposefulness in their prayer sessions without having to ‘reinvent the wheel.’ It is fully searchable by grade, prayer, disposition, and type of resource, whether lesson plan, curricula, video or music.

To learn more: tefilah.pardes.org