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Rabbinic Ordination, The Rabbinical School, The Jewish Theological Seminary, New York, NY.
Master of Arts in Jewish Education, William Davidson Graduate School of Jewish Education, The Jewish Theological Seminary, New York, NY.
Bachelor of Arts, School of General Studies, Columbia University, New York, NY. Major: Anthropology (Cum Laude).
Bachelor of Arts, Albert A. List College of Jewish Studies, The Jewish Theological Seminary, NY, Major: Talmud (Cum Laude).
Gladstein Fellowship in Entrepreneurial Rabbinics
Served as the rabbi for congregation Beth Shalom in Davidson, NC. Led services, read Torah, delivered sermons, planned children’s activities, taught adults and children, and officiated at life-cycle events. Wrote “Torah Thoughts,” a weekly e-mail commentary on the Torah portion sent to the 300-member mailing list, as well as “Holiday Thoughts,” a regular e-mail with information, songs, recipes, and activities for the Jewish holidays.
Rabbinic Intern/Gladstein Fellow
Congregation Agudath Israel Caldwell, NJ
As an intern with Rabbi Alan Silverstein, delivered sermons, taught Adult Education courses and senior citizens’ groups, organized programs for young couples and young professionals, led Men’s Club sessions and shiva (mourners’) services, ran activities for nursery school children, officiated at life-cycle events, and shadowed the rabbi at different functions, lessons, and life-cycle events.
I also organized the Gladstein Fellowship Weekend with invited guests from five congregations in the US, Masorti congregations in England, the USCJ, JTS, and the RA. Organized all aspects of the weekend including programs, events, services, meals, home hospitality, and vision-planning sessions.
Rabbi-in-Residence
Jewish Community of Stockholm Stockholm, Sweden
On several occasions, spent weekends in the congregation as Rabbi-in-Residence, delivering sermons, teaching at morning minyan, leading services, reading Torah, teaching the religious school teachers, and working with teenagers. Also initiated a year-course program in Israel for non-Orthodox Swedish youth through the Israeli Masorti movement.
Rabbi in Residence
Kehillat Shalva Tzfat, Israel
Led services for the congregation once a month, planned weekend activities for members, read Torah, delivered sermons, and led discussions.
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Rabbinic Ordination, The Rabbinical School, The Jewish Theological Seminary, New York, NY.
Master of Arts in Jewish Education, William Davidson Graduate School of Jewish Education, The Jewish Theological Seminary, New York, NY.
Bachelor of Arts, School of General Studies, Columbia University, New York, NY. Major: Anthropology (Cum Laude).
Bachelor of Arts, Albert A. List College of Jewish Studies, The Jewish Theological Seminary, NY, Major: Talmud (Cum Laude).
Gladstein Fellowship in Entrepreneurial Rabbinics
Served as the rabbi for congregation Beth Shalom in Davidson, NC. Led services, read Torah, delivered sermons, planned children’s activities, taught adults and children, and officiated at life-cycle events. Wrote “Torah Thoughts,” a weekly e-mail commentary on the Torah portion sent to the 300-member mailing list, as well as “Holiday Thoughts,” a regular e-mail with information, songs, recipes, and activities for the Jewish holidays.
Rabbinic Intern/Gladstein Fellow
Congregation Agudath Israel Caldwell, NJ
As an intern with Rabbi Alan Silverstein, delivered sermons, taught Adult Education courses and senior citizens’ groups, organized programs for young couples and young professionals, led Men’s Club sessions and shiva (mourners’) services, ran activities for nursery school children, officiated at life-cycle events, and shadowed the rabbi at different functions, lessons, and life-cycle events.
I also organized the Gladstein Fellowship Weekend with invited guests from five congregations in the US, Masorti congregations in England, the USCJ, JTS, and the RA. Organized all aspects of the weekend including programs, events, services, meals, home hospitality, and vision-planning sessions.
Rabbi-in-Residence
Jewish Community of Stockholm Stockholm, Sweden
On several occasions, spent weekends in the congregation as Rabbi-in-Residence, delivering sermons, teaching at morning minyan, leading services, reading Torah, teaching the religious school teachers, and working with teenagers. Also initiated a year-course program in Israel for non-Orthodox Swedish youth through the Israeli Masorti movement.
Rabbi in Residence
Kehillat Shalva Tzfat, Israel
Led services for the congregation once a month, planned weekend activities for members, read Torah, delivered sermons, and led discussions.
