Debbie served as cantor for three years at a Reform Confirmation in LA, she has directed music and singing programs at a number of universities, and has appeared before national conventions for most of the major Jewish organizations. Not surprisingly, she's one of the best known and sought after artists on the Jewish scene! This 1995 release is a recording of songs from her healing service. Accompanied by Lynda Roth on keyboard and synthesizer, Debbie plays guitar and sings these prayers that 'sometimes offer courage, sometimes challenge, and sometimes a cold, uncomfortable reality". She explains, 'These words of prayer show me that healing has little to do with being sick and recovering and more to do with how we see ourselves and our roles in this sometimes torn and fragmented world.' Sung both in English and Hebrew, songs include Ashter Yatzer and Elohai N'Shamah from the morning liturgy, 23rd Psalm, You Are the One (Reb Nachman's Prayer), and more.

Friedman,Debbie