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The Ash Rose Foundation
The Ash Rose Project transforms cherished memories into personalized artwork incorporating cremation ashes, helping families find healing through creativity.
Prayers for the Pandemic
Prayers for the Pandemic Project is a resource of interfaith prayers, blessings, and passages to honor those who have died during the Covid-19 pandemic.
A resource by Rev. Barbara Becker
Prayers for the Pandemic Project is a collection of interfaith prayers, blessings, and passages to honor those who have died during the Covid-19 pandemic. We offer this resource to whomever can use it… from chaplains and religious leaders honoring those buried at NYC’s Potter’s Field on Hart Island to family members and friends of the deceased who may be leading memorial services online. If you are in need of inspiration, this guide is for you.
My Inspiration
A am a dean at One Spirit Interfaith Seminary. When we learned of the opportunity to deliver interfaith prayers and blessings to the Center for Faith and Community Partnerships at the NYC Mayor’s Office, we knew we had found the spot that theologian Frederick Buechner described as the place "where your deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger meet."
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