Starting a new job as a rabbi during the pandemic? It’s not easy

“The relationship between a congregation and a rabbi is a sacred partnership,” said Rabbi Dvora Weisberg, director of the Reform rabbinical school at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion

Rabbi Jillian Cameron, center, shown performing a pre-pandemic wedding, moved from Boston to California during the pandemic to take a new pulpit job sight unseen.

(photo credit: BEN SCHAEFER)

BySTEWART AIN/JTA

DECEMBER 30, 2020 04:52

Starting a new job as a rabbi during the pandemic? It’s not easy

“The relationship between a congregation and a rabbi is a sacred partnership,” said Rabbi Dvora Weisberg, director of the Reform rabbinical school at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion

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Starting a new job as a rabbi during the pandemic? It’s not easy

“The relationship between a congregation and a rabbi is a sacred partnership,” said Rabbi Dvora Weisberg, director of the Reform rabbinical school at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion

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