RA Rabbis Are...
- Rabbi Susan Leider
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Place of Ordination: Zeigler School of Rabbinic Studies
Ordination Year: 2006
Current Employer: Various
Current Job Title: Visiting RabbiWhy did you want to become a rabbi?:
Place of Ordination: Zeigler School of Rabbinic Studies
Ordination Year: 2006
Current Employer: Various
Current Job Title: Visiting Rabbi
Why did you want to become a rabbi?:
Eit Ratzon sessions are free for all RA members and available to non-RA rabbis serving USCJ congregations for $54 per session.
Please note: The “Relationship-Driven Clergy Teams” session is open to all RA, CA, JEA, and USCJ-affiliated clergy at no additional cost.
Relationship-Driven Clergy Teams (Pulpit Focus)
Introduction from Rabbi Amy Eilberg
The Trump Administration should be partnering with Prime Minister Netanyahu to create a serious plan to bring all of the hostages home, remove Hamas from power, protect security, and establish a partnership with a credible set of leaders who can begin rebuilding Gaza.
Neil Brief, ז"ל
The RA/KKL Israel Enrichment Grant for 2024 has promised all available funding. If an organization with an approved project is unable to accept funding for one reason or another, we will consider applications we have already received.
Join us for our professional development trainings this July and August! Sessions are open to all RA members (free) and any non-RA rabbi serving a USCJ congregation ($36/session):
First 100 Days
Wednesday, July 24th, 12:00-1:00pm ET / 9:00-10:00am PT / 7:00-8:00pm Israel
A Message from RA President Rabbi Jay Kornsgold and RA/USCJ CEO Rabbi Jacob Blumenthal:
Shabbat concluded on the East Coast to the worrying news of the Iranian missile and drone attack against Israel. We hold Israel particularly close at this time, especially our colleagues, loved ones, and Masorti communities. We pray for the safety of everyone impacted and the healing of those injured.
Conservative Movement Issues Opinions on Driving Electric Cars on Shabbat: One in favor, another against.
Jules Harlow, editor Pages 328 pb
Available for purchase at RAbookstore.org.
A guide for the mourner, including explanations of mourning rituals, inspirational reflections, traditional sources, and an essay on the psychology of grief. Contains the complete morning, afternoon, and evening services, in Hebrew and English, for the house of mourning. Revised edition.