When we celebrate the ascension of women to positions of authority and prominence, it is easy to tokenize women in power by qualifying their professional identity. My congregants are proud to call me their rabbi, not their woman rabbi.
SOCIAL ACTION COMMITTEE
CARING COMMITTEE
We know that there may be members of our community who are impacted by coronavirus, physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
If you are in need of support, please reach out to your Temple family, and our Rabbi and caring committee will support you and connect you with resources as best we can. Rabbi Liz will be available by email and phone.
Additionally, if you are able and willing to help others during this time, please join our caring committee listserv by contacting Lisa at:templeoffice@ansheamunim.org.
ONLINE DONATION INFORMATION
By supporting our Temple, you allow Temple Anshe Amunim to continue offering vital religious, educational, and social programs to our community.
You can now make a donation to Temple Anshe Amunim online by visiting the Donate section of our website and following the instructions there. Please click here if you wish to donate:TAA Donation
OFFICE HOURS
Office Hours The TAA staff continues to work from home and are available by phone at (413) 442-5910 or by email, templeoffice@ansheamunim.org.We will be checking our voicemail messages regularly, and you can also reach Rabbi Liz directly by calling the synagogue and following the prompts on her voicemail message. Please do not hesitate to reach out.
Temple Anshe Amunim 26 Broad Street Pittsfield, MA 01201
I attended rabbinical seminary in New York City, in downtown Manhattan, at the Hebrew Union College. Classes, services, and programs all occur (in a non-pandemic year) in a five story brick building on the NYU campus. In the lowest level, in the basement, students gather to eat, study, and at times, pray together. There is a small ark and chapel set up among large tables, a kitchenette, and a few classrooms. One day, meeting up with a few friends to study, laptops and volumes of Talmud in hand, we found a table close to the small, portable ark in the back corner of the basement level. Opening our computers, we prepared to read and translate our assignment for the next class. “Oh no,” groaned my friend, “I’m almost out of battery. Anyone see any outlet?”
We know that there may be members of our community who are impacted by coronavirus, physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
If you are in need of support, please reach out to your Temple family, and our Rabbi and caring committee will support you and connect you with resources as best we can. Rabbi Liz will be available by email and phone.
Additionally, if you are able and willing to help others during this time, please join our caring committee listserv by contacting Lisa at templeoffice@ansheamunim.org.
ONLINE DONATION INFORMATION
By supporting our Temple, you allow Temple Anshe Amunim to continue offering vital religious, educational, and social programs to our community.
You can now make a donation to Temple Anshe Amunim online by visiting the Donate section of our website and following the instructions there. Please click here if you wish to donate:TAA Donation
OFFICE HOURS
Office Hours The TAA staff continues to work from home and are available by phone at (413) 442-5910 or by email, templeoffice@ansheamunim.org.We will be checking our voicemail messages regularly, and you can also reach Rabbi Liz directly by calling the synagogue and following the prompts on her voicemail message. Please do not hesitate to reach out.
Temple Anshe Amunim 26 Broad Street Pittsfield, MA 01201
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