From Jerusalem · For Yom Kippur
On the Day of Atonement, the gate is open.
Two things happen here. Your name is carried in prayer from Jerusalem, close to His house. And you learn to reach Him yourself, in your own words. Both are free.
Yom Kippur begins at sundown on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
What this page offers
You do not need an intermediary to reach the World Creator. Prayer is Emuna, and the door has always been open. What we offer is a place at the table, and a hand on the way in.
Leave a name, and it is brought before Hashem in the prayers of Yom Kippur, offered from Jerusalem, near the place the whole world turns toward. It joins the prayer of a community, where an individual plea becomes part of something whole. You may ask for health, peace in the home, livelihood, or whatever your heart carries.
With your name, you receive a free prayer course. What prayer truly is, and how a person stands before the World Creator and speaks in their own words. Not a technique and not a performance, but the bringing of your whole self. Four recorded lessons, drawn from the Hebrew Bible and taught from Jerusalem, yours to keep.
כִּי נָבִיא הוּא, וְיִתְפַּלֵּל בַּעַדְךָ וֶחְיֵה
"For he is a prophet, and he will pray for you, and you will live."
Genesis 20:7
The way it is done
A first name, and the mother's name. In Hebrew tradition, when we ask for mercy, healing, and blessing over a living person, they are named before Hashem with their mother's name. It is the language of compassion.
Your name is included in the prayers of Yom Kippur, offered from Jerusalem, close to His house. Not instead of your own voice, but alongside it, held within the prayer of the community.
The prayer course opens the same day. You do not remain someone who is prayed for. You become someone who knows how to reach the World Creator, in your own words.
Add a name
Leave the details below. Your name is placed in the Yom Kippur prayer from Jerusalem, and the first lesson of the prayer course opens at once. No cost, and no obligation to continue.
Who stands behind this
The Noahide World Center, Brit Olam, was founded in Jerusalem under the presidency of Rabbi Oury Cherki, in the tradition of Rav Kook, to carry the covenant of Noah to the nations. Today it accompanies Noahide communities on six continents and publishes in more than twenty languages. Its work carries letters of endorsement from Chief Rabbis of Israel and from leading halachic authorities.
Questions people ask
Yes. There is no payment and no catch. Leaving a name for prayer and receiving the course cost nothing. This teaching is not for sale.
Your own, or the name of someone you carry in your heart: a family member, a friend, anyone in need of mercy, health, or blessing. You leave a first name and the mother's name.
In Hebrew tradition, when we pray for mercy and healing over a living person, they are named before Hashem with their mother's name. It is the language of compassion, drawn from the Hebrew Bible.
No. This is for every human being who wishes to draw near to the World Creator. The Noahide path is a covenant and a way of life, open to all the nations. No one converts, and no one is asked to.
Four recorded lessons on what prayer is and how to stand before Hashem in your own words, drawn from the Hebrew Bible and taught from Jerusalem. The first lesson opens the moment you leave your details.