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Rabbi Yishmael bar Rabbi Yose said: “One who studies Torah in order to teach is given the means to study and to teach; and one who studies in order to practice is given the means to study and to teach, to observe and to practice.”

(Avot 4:6)

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Interdenominational Rabbinical Student Retreat: Spirituality, Social Justice and the Rabbinate

Program Provider
Hebrew Union College (New York, Cincinnati, and Los Angeles), The Jewish Theological Seminary, Reconstructionist Rabbinical College, Rabbinical School at Hebrew College (Boston), Academy for Jewish Religion, Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies, Yeshivat Chovevei Torah Rabbinical School, ALEPH Rabbinic Program, and CLAL
Contact Person
Michelle Klahr
Telephone
212-779-3300 x126
E-mail
Program Components
  • Retreat
Sponsor
The Wohl Family Foundation and the Albin Family Foundation
Target Population
  • Early Career Rabbis
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Student Rabbis

The sources of Judaism are filled with references to the values of din, emet, shalom and more. All of these point to the need for Jews to tend to the most vulnerable in our midst and address the social injustice we see in the world through acts of chesed, and tzedek. How do these principles shape our respective rabbinates? How do rabbis convey these values to the people that they serve? How do we fulfill our professional duties and also "walk the talk" of prophetic Judaism, especially when the two might come into conflict? Is it possible to engage with some of the most controversial issues of our time without causing conflict in our congregations? Finally, how do we balance the external work of tikkun-so important to the world-- with the inner work we need to do on our spiritual lives?

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