Human Resources Lee Chottiner At the risk of sounding as though I’m crowing, something that I actually called for in print is going to happen. (Yes, I’m human; I have flaws. Don’t judge me too harshly.) Seriously, last year around … Read More
Throughout its 175-year history, The Temple and its antecedents – Adath Israel and Brith Shalom – have never had a professionally trained cantor. But things are changing at Kentucky’s oldest Jewish congregation with the arrival of Student Cantor Mike Jarvis. … Read More
When Rabbi Alfred Gottschalk, then-president of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, ordained Sally Priesand in 1972 (over the objections of many of her soon-to-be colleagues), he made history. Priesand became the first woman rabbi ordained in America. Since then, … Read More
To Rabbi David Ariel-Joel, Aaron Panken was more than a rabbi and scholar; he was a friend. “I loved how he was able to make talmudic stories and arguments come to life and show how relevant they are to our … Read More
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