Neta was born into the Kol HaNeshama Congregation in Jerusalem and is currently engaged in musical and prayer leadership there. Leads a double life, a programmer on weekdays and is also a member of the Nigunim Ensemble.

Ayelet is trained as an opera and gynecosophical singer, leading women’s circles and prayer groups, using her voice and prayer to bring healing to the world and connect us to the feminine energy and power within all of us.

Cantor Josh Ehrlich is a composer, lyricist, arranger, multi-instrumental accompanist, music director, music educator, and, as of July 2023, a part of the clergy team at Shaarei Tikvah in Scarsdale, NY. He earned a B.A. in linguistics from Yale University (where he music directed the Society of Orpheus and Bacchus) and an M.A. in music composition from Rutgers University. Before receiving his cantorial ordination from the Jewish Theological Seminary, he served as music director for the bands, choirs, and musical theater productions at Golda Och Academy, Leffell High School, and Camp Ramah in the Berkshires. Josh has written nearly a thousand musical theater orchestrations and a cappella arrangements. He made his Off-Broadway compositional debut in 2017 with The Imbible: Day Drinking—an a cappella musical celebrating brunch as a cathedral in time—which enjoyed an open-ended run at New World Stages for three years. He composed The Choral Torah: Five Books in Four Parts, a song cycle of fifty-four eclectic choral settings of biblical text (one for every parashah) published in May 2021 by The Cantors Assembly. He is also the director and co-founder of The Choral Torah Collective, a chorus of Judaeo-musical educators that performs, leads workshops for community choirs, and promotes musical and biblical literacy.

Hazzan Joanna Dulkin serves Adath Jeshurun Congregation in Minnetonka, Minnesota and as the President of the Cantors Assembly. She is an honors graduate of Stanford University, where she studied English, sang a cappella, and led community High Holiday Services. Hazzan Dulkin received her Masters of Sacred Music and Investiture from the Jewish Theological Seminary and completed the Institute for Jewish Spirituality’s Cantorial Leadership Program. While at JTS, Ḥazzan Dulkin founded the music program at Camp Ramah Darom, and spends time at Camp Ramah each summer. She is on the editorial committee of Siddur Lev Shalem and the RA/CA Clergy Manual, and is a long-time faculty member of Songleader Boot Camp. She has taught and performed in congregations and communities all over the world and is also a published writer and an award-winning composer. Hazzan Dulkin and her husband, Rabbi Dr. Ryan Dulkin, are the proud parents of Zac and Jesse.

Kaley is a singer-songwriter, community entrepreneur and producer of cultural, community and spiritual events. She conducts prayer-writing workshops, collaborative performances and singing circles. Her song “Pray for Me” has become a prayer song in communities in Israel and around the world. Among her productions: “Mimtzulot” Festival, “Jaffa Chooses Life” and “Hakhel” Circle.

Revital is a musician who sees music as a means for the work of G_d, as well as for virtue, and prayer. She is a multidisciplinary singer, a teacher of music theory, improvisation and vocal creation, and an expert in vocal technique. She is certified by the Complete Vocal Institute in Denmark. Revital holds a B.Ed in Music from Rimon-Levinsky’s joint program, with a specialization in composing, arranging, and performing vocal Jazz. She has extensive experience in performing and guiding vocal and instrumental ensembles. Since 2014, she has been a cantor and prayer leader in synagogues and at various prayer events throughout the country. She lives in Kiryat Tivon and is the mother of Raphael, who is 6 years old.

Itamar is a musician and a consciousness researcher who delves deep into listening and love. He is a writer, composer, facilitator, leader, and an accompanist of songs and prayer spaces, workshops, Kabbalat Shabbats, public singing evenings, sound-healing sessions and more. He resides in Pardes Hanna.

Dov is a singer-songwriter who writes and composes spiritual and prayer songs. He leads prayer and singing circles at the Fuchsberg Jerusalem Center Prayer Lab and the “Levites Circle” at Nava Tehilla. Dov also performs in various styles for different audiences.

Carmit is a singer, guitarist, and graduate of ‘Rimon’. She is also a writer, composer, and a facilitator of sacred poetry circles and women’s circles that focus on the cycle of women’s life. She is a content creator for women and the host of the podcast “Here, Your Crown Has Fallen”, which delves into the topics of self-healing, the inner child, feminine energy, self-worth, and self-love. Since childhood, she has been connected to prayer and singing from her grandfather’s home. Her first album, “Mizmor Shir L’Yom Shabbat”, includes new arrangements of Shabbat and sacred songs that have become rooted in Jewish culture throughout the generations (Yemen, Hasidism, World). She continues to deepen her prayer and melody as a way to connect with G-d and to achieve inner integrity and peace.

Bar is a leader of poetry and prayer at the “Pote’ach Shearim” congregation, a traditional, egalitarian, and mixed community in Kiryat Shmona. He is a certified spiritual mentor through the Kashouvot program, a graduate of BINA’s secular yeshiva, and a social worker in the public health system. He also owns KUNE KUNE, a mass singing events company. Bar composes inspiring words and draws from a wide range of sources including Leah Goldberg, Rabbi Kook, and the Sufi poet Hafez. He is grateful for the privilege of living in Hebrew and navigating its various layers and believes in the power of the circle and our ability to live a meaningful life through encounters. His focus is on poetry as prayer, and prayer as poetry. Bar lives in the Upper Galilee, is married to Atar, and is the father of Michael Adam.