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   Can a woman be a rabbi?

   • A woman Rabbi is not allowed to be called Rabbi in an Orthodox congregation, but are called Morateinu meaning “my Teacher”. There’s that teacher word again. We have had one person request ordination as Morateinu, but most women who come to us, want to be ordained as a Rabbi.

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   Do Orthodox women become rabbis?

   • Although a significant number of Orthodox women have been ordained as rabbis, many major Orthodox Jewish communities and institutions do not accept the change. In an alternative approach, other Orthodox Jewish institutions train women as Torah scholars for various Jewish religious leadership roles.

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   Are women rabbis ordained in Judaism?

   • Women are being ordained as rabbis, too. Reform Judaism ordained the first woman rabbi in 1972, followed by Reconstructionists in 1977. Conservative Judaism ordained their first woman rabbi in 1983. Though some Orthodox groups have ordained a few women, they do not officially accept women rabbis at this time.

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   Can a Jewish person become a rabbis?

   • Individuals who seek to become rabbis must have have lived a mostly Jewish lifestyle for at least three years, in which they have been actively involved in their Jewish community and have had a strong connection to their Jewish heritage. For Jews who have been secular or away from their faith for a long period of time, this is very crucial

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2. buffalojewishfederation.org › an-heiress-to-sacredAn Heiress to Sacred Leadership ⋆ Buffalo Jewish Federation

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   May 10, 2024 · I worked hard to become a rabbi: countless hours of studying, working in synagogues, religious schools, camp and in hospital rooms. But being born female was not an accomplishment on my part – that was very much handed to me!

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4. www.jewishnews.co.uk › opinion-im-grateful-my-kidsOPINION: I’m grateful my kids can say ‘my mum the rabbi’

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   May 22, 2024 · But when it comes to the job of a rabbi, which in many cases is entirely one of education, pastoral care and halachic advice, there are no reasons why a woman cannot play these roles, even in an Orthodox community.

5. www.thejc.com › judaism › rabbis-ordination-marks-aRabbi’s ordination marks a decade of progress for Orthodox ...

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   6 days ago · Rabbi Miriam Lorie will next week become the first ordained woman to lead an Orthodox community in the UK. There is a common refrain that being a rabbi is not a job “for a nice Jewish boy ...

6. jwa.org › media › chaya-rowen-baker-woman-rabbiA Woman Rabbi: Opening Doors | Jewish Women's Archive

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   May 25, 2024 · Rabbi Chaya Rowen Baker reflects upon the ways in which being a woman rabbi opens doors and the importance of recognizing one’s religious and cultural predecessors.

7. www.yoatzot.org › becoming-niddah › the-niddah-statusThe Niddah Status - Women’s Health and Halacha - Nishmat

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   May 25, 2024 · The Onset of the Niddah Status. According to Torah law, bleeding only makes a woman niddah when it is uterine, one of a specific set of colors, and accompanied by an internal physical sensation called a hargashah. Rabbinic law expands these definitions, as we’ll see below.

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   18 hours ago · Congregation Adat Yeshurun is a vibrant and welcoming Orthodox congregation that is committed to Torah, the State of Israel and strengthening Jewish identity and practice. Adat’s diverse membership comes together to grow spiritually and intellectually within a caring and supportive community.

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   May 14, 2024 · Rabbi Penzner reflects on her Jewish upbringing, calling to become a rabbi, studies at the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College, exploration of the mikvah ritual, working with interfaith couples, and balancing motherhood and her career.