Rosh HaYeshiva
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Kick Off Inclusion Awareness Month at the Better Together Shabbat Service
Join us on Saturday, January 28th for the “Better Together” Shabbat service, kicking off Inclusion Awareness Month. Learn how to be more inclusive to our Jewish brothers and sisters with special needs. Our Nes Gadol students will lead prayers, learn Torah, and share their insights. Don’t miss this celebration of inclusion in the Jewish community.…
autism, G-d, Inclusion, inclusion awareness month, Jewish, Jewish communal life, Jewish Community, Jewish Federation, Jewish learning program, Jewish life programs, Los Angeles Jewish community, Nes Gadol, Nes Gadol Program, Nes Gadol students, shabbat morning service, Shabbat service, special needs, synagogues, teens, tolerance -
SoCal Rabbis Flock to Learn with Jerusalem Scholar Noam Zion
When rabbis gather to learn, who teaches the rabbis? Enter Noam Zion, a longtime favorite and “rock star” in the world of Jewish education. Zion is a fellow at the […]
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It’s A Guy Thing
The It’s A Guy Thing Retreat, sponsored by the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles, provides outdoor activities, Torah exploration, and bonding for fathers and their teenage sons. Led by educators and rabbis, the retreat addresses the needs of post-Bar Mitzvah boys and aims to create connections to Jewish life outside of the synagogue.
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Southern California Chaplains and Rabbis Prepare for Disaster and Healing
Southern California chaplains and rabbis gather to discuss disaster response and healing, emphasizing the importance of spiritual care in the aftermath. The seminar, attended by diverse professionals, covered topics such as stress responses, effective listening skills, and self-care for caregivers. Learn more at boardofrabbis.org for valuable information and resources.
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Rabbi Judith HaLevy Named President of the Board of Rabbis
Rabbi Judith HaLevy, Senior Rabbi of Malibu Jewish Center & Synagogue, has been named the 36th President of the Board of Rabbis of Southern California. She is the second woman to hold this position in the organization’s 74-year history. The Board of Rabbis plays a vital role in connecting Rabbis and synagogues in caring for…
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Distinguished Author Series: Rabbi Naomi Levy
When will my life really begin? That was the question Rabbi Naomi Levy recounted asking herself, just as congregants asked when they sought her counsel, as the Board of Rabbis […]
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It’s A Guy Thing Weekend – 2010
“It’s A Guy Thing Weekend – 2010: A transformative experience for 8th and 9th grade boys and their mentors, fostering strong bonds and Jewish involvement. With unique activities, religious services, and experiential education, this annual event addresses relationships and responsibilities. Discover the impact of this program, supported by the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles…
Abraham, Brandeis-Bardin, free-choice activities, Gabe Goldman, Holy Land Democracy Project, interactive Storahtelling, interactive Storahtelling performance, Jewish Community, Jewish Future, Jewish involvement, Jewish values, Lori Port, post-Bar Mitzvah, post-Bar Mitzvah boys, Rabbi Hal Greenwald, Rabbi Jon Hanish, religious services, Shabbat candles, Shabbaton, Speed Havruta, tefillah, Torah study -
Skullcaps: Rabbis and Popes: What is the difference?
Skullcaps, rabbis, popes, Cardinals, kippot, yarmulkes, zucchettos, religious traditions, Talmud, respect for God, Catholic clergy, tonsured, covering the head, religious attire, traditions of different religions, topis, doppa, bao-tzu. SEO Excerpt: Discover the fascinating differences in skullcaps worn by rabbis and popes. Rabbis wear kippot or yarmulkes as a sign of respect for God, while Cardinals…
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Evangelicals and Rabbis Tackle Tough Times
Evangelicals and Rabbis unite to address challenges faced during difficult times. Fuller Theological Seminary pastors and the Board of Rabbis of Southern California discuss the importance of supporting their communities while maintaining personal well-being. Rabbi Elliot Dorff and Dr. Kurt Frederickson emphasize the role of clergy in serving others without compromising their own welfare.