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“…I have no illusions about what my rabbinic degree certifies me to do. It does not make me a world expert in Torah law…”
I am a Rabbi. I earned that title by four years of intense study,...
“The rabbinate will become a healthier profession when…rabbis are able to become full-fledged human beings once again”
It’s time to pull your rabbi down from the pedestal. The rabbinate will become...
“The rabbinate is a lonely vocation”
The rabbinate is a lonely vocation. From the moment a person announces the intention...
Rabbinic “work demands constant emotional output that leaders cannot provide unless they are in touch with their own feelings”
How do we prepare and support our rabbis to juggle these multiple roles? Some...
“I often think that, somehow, a rabbi feels that he can’t be human – he has to be rabbinic…”
I often think that, somehow, a rabbi feels that he can’t be human –...