Jewish Telegraphic Agency7y
Orthodox Union’s new project says women don’t need to be rabbis to be leaders
The initiative aims to increase women’s participation in synagogues in a way the group feels is consonant with Orthodox tradition. NEW YORK (JTA) — The Orthodox Union is founding its own ...
The Jewish Exponent3d
Lower Merion Shul Becomes Fifth Orthodox Synagogue in World to be Led by a Woman
Congregation Sha’arei Orah installed its first spiritual leader late last month, with Rabbanit Leah Sarna taking over as one ...
Jewish Telegraphic Agency2y
Orthodox women built businesses and friendships online. They’re being told to sign off.
Coming a decade after a landmark rally aimed at warning Orthodox men about the dangers of the internet, the rallies were meant to inspire women to spend more time away from their cell phones ...
The Jerusalem Post Blogs16d
An installation in Pennsylvania marks a milestone in the journey of Orthodox women rabbinic leaders
But for Orthodox women everywhere, this installation is extraordinary. In 2009, the trajectory for Orthodox women to become senior rabbinic leaders in synagogues seemed straightforward and inevitable.
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Eastern Orthodox Church ordains Zimbabwean woman as its first deaconess
“Having more deaconesses in the Orthodox Church will allow it to better live out its mission of service and love in the world by giving certain women the vetting, training, authority ...