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Yoga Shalom: The Embodiment of Prayer
Yoga Shalom: The Embodiment of Prayer
What’s Jewish about yoga? Explore this unique worship experience that combines yoga, prayer, chanting, meditation and music and learn how to bring the experience home for yourself and your congregation. Yoga Shalom is for people of all physical abilities and can be done sitting in a chair. It stills the mind, opens the heart and […]
How Did Moshe Manage to be Rabbenu to 600,000 Unappreciative Congregants?
How Did Moshe Manage to be Rabbenu to 600,000 Unappreciative Congregants?
Harold Kushner This text study will look at Moshe as rabbinic exemplar. Drawing from Rabbi Kushner’s book on Moses, entitled, “Overcoming Life’s Disappointments,” we will consider how faith is the best antidote to frustration.
Touchstone Texts on Leadership
Touchstone Texts on Leadership
Rick Jacobs From Rabbi Eleazar in the Talmud to contemporary teachers of leadership including Abraham Joshua Heschel, Marge Piercy, Rabbi Jack Stern, Rabbi Elka Abrahamson and others, we will bore down on what it means to exercise Jewish leadership in our holy work.
Spirituality and Social Justice: Striving for Integration
Spirituality and Social Justice: Striving for Integration
Or Rose Drawing on teachings from the traditions of Kabbalah, Mussar, and Hasidism, as well as the writings of such modern religious activists as Thomas Merton, Dorothy Day, and Abraham Joshua Heschel, we will explore the ongoing challenge of Tikkun Ha-Middot and Tikkun Olam. How do we understand the relationship between the practices of Torah […]
Transforming Reality – The Potential of Leadership Guided by Love
Transforming Reality – The Potential of Leadership Guided by Love
Ebn Leader In a world torn by violence and division, what form of leadership can guide us to healing? Come learn with Rabbi Ebn Leader as he explores an approach to leadership that could be useful for our times. Rabbi Leader turns to a surprising place for his insight, wrestling with the charismatic, miracle-working rabbi/teacher […]
Making the Most of the “Wet Hair Moment:” Orchestrating a Meaningful Immersion Experience For Your Conversion Candidate
Making the Most of the “Wet Hair Moment:” Orchestrating a Meaningful Immersion Experience For Your Conversion Candidate
Lisa Berman This workshop will explore a variety of questions about the conversion immersion experience. How do conversion candidates prepare for the actual immersion? ...
Divorce and Get: Current Legal and Religious Possibilities to Reduce Pain and Provide Support
Divorce and Get: Current Legal and Religious Possibilities to Reduce Pain and Provide Support
Rachel Goldman, Amy Scheinerman This informative workshop will combine many elements designed to be useful in your rabbinate, including both legal and religious information ...
Liturgical Uses of Poetry: Sometimes It Works, Sometimes It Doesn’t
Liturgical Uses of Poetry: Sometimes It Works, Sometimes It Doesn’t
Shelly Marder and Janet Marder with Peter Berg, Eddie Goldberg, Leon Morris, and Elaine Zecher Many of us use poetry in our services. Poetry ...
On-Camera Media Training for Rabbis: What to Do When a Reporter Calls
On-Camera Media Training for Rabbis: What to Do When a Reporter Calls
Dennis Ross and Sarah Standiford This session requires pre-registration. “Should I take this interview? How do I craft my message and avoid tricky questions? ...
Social/Digital Media in Jewish Life
Social/Digital Media in Jewish Life
Jordyne Wu Your congregants are online -- are you? Learn how to use internet marketing and social media to reach out to new members ...
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Resilience in Rabbinic Work
Resilience in Rabbinic Work
Steven A. Fox and Deborah Prinz For CCAR Coaches and Consultants Working with Rabbis Closed Meeting
Pre-Marital Counseling
Pre-Marital Counseling
Dr. Paula Brody Most couples will seek out a clergy connection before their marriage. For interfaith couples, this interaction is often pivotal. How can ...
Enhancing Prayer with Technology
Enhancing Prayer with Technology
Peter Levi, Dan Medwin, Ron Segal From stone tablets, to parchment, to bound and printed books, Jews have been regular adopters of new technology for the purposes of study and worship. Come learn the newest tools to more deeply engage our members in prayer and liturgy, and to enhance our capabilities as facilitators of worship. […]
On-Camera Media Training for Rabbis (II)
On-Camera Media Training for Rabbis (II)
Dennis Ross and Sarah Standiford This session requires pre-registration. Session is capped at 8 participants. “Should I take this interview? How do I craft my message and avoid tricky questions? What works on-camera?” Even a little media training helps clergy become more comfortable and effective on-camera, in-print and on-air. This camera training session required attending […]
Leading With, and Not Alone: Community Organizing and “Relational Power”
Leading With, and Not Alone: Community Organizing and “Relational Power”
Lila Foldes, Stephanie Kolin Transforming the culture of our communities, leading effectively in social justice, engaging our youth successfully, and other sacred rabbinic work are things we cannot and often do not want to do alone. In this session, we will explore some of the tools of community organizing that help us build powerful relationships […]
Opening the Gates to Bar and Bat Mitzvah
Opening the Gates to Bar and Bat Mitzvah
Arlene Remz For the past eight years, Gateways: Access to Jewish Education, Boston’s central address for Jewish special education, has prepared dozens of youngsters with disabilities for Bar and Bat Mitzvah. Young adults have been able to enjoy the Jewish rite-of-passage that only a few short years ago would likely have been denied them. This […]
The Three Themes of the Shofar Service and Their Reverberations Throughout the Days of Awe
The Three Themes of the Shofar Service and Their Reverberations Throughout the Days of Awe
Peter Berg, Eddie Goldberg, Janet Marder, Shelly Marder, Leon Morris, Elaine Zecher Since Rosh HaShanah is called Yom Truah, how does the structure of the shofar service and the use of the shofar help aid in our Rosh HaShanah experience? Together, we will study the text in depth what is being included in the new […]
Finding Our Way to the God of Torah
Finding Our Way to the God of Torah
Rachel Timoner Lightning on the mountain. Plagues as punishment. War and bloodshed. The God of Torah can be difficult to relate to, even alienating, for our congregants, and for us. How might we connect our own spiritual practices and beliefs with this God? Join with Rabbi Rachel Timoner of Leo Baeck Temple in Los Angeles […]
The Foundations of Social Media for Rabbis
The Foundations of Social Media for Rabbis
Lisa Colton Social media is powerfully influencing the way individuals engage and organizations operate. This democratization of access to information, support for relationships and ...
On-Camera Media Training for Rabbis (I)
On-Camera Media Training for Rabbis (I)
Dennis Ross and Sarah Standiford This session requires pre-registration. Session is capped at 8 participants. “Should I take this interview? How do I craft ...
Successfully Navigating the Senior-Second Rabbi Dynamic
Successfully Navigating the Senior-Second Rabbi Dynamic
Andrea Goldstein, Ronne Friedman, Shelly Zimmerman Many of us spend much of our careers in working relationships with other rabbis. Come learn with some ...