Bonus Episode: Elul #4 - Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word

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Lex Rofeberg, Dan Libenson, and Wendie Lash close out the month of Elul by looking at forgiveness -- a central and challenging component of the High Holiday (and High Holimonth!) season. Experience Elul Unbound, through daily emails from Judaism Unbound, by clicking here. Sign up for our final face-to-face gathering of Elul (via video chat) here.

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Lex Rofeberg, Dan Libenson, and Wendie Lash close out the month of Elul by looking at forgiveness -- a central and challenging component of the High Holiday (and High Holimonth!) season.

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