Jewish Rabbi

The applicant must be familiar with the following:Shabbat: Day of RestRosh Hashanah: The New Year, Shofar-blowingYom Kippur: Day of AtonementShavoutPesach: the Exodus of the Jewish PeoplePesach: Rules of a SedePurim‘Mitzvot and Aveirot (Good and Bad Deeds)Tallit and Tefillin (more generally, ritual garb)Symbolism in JudaismKabbalah: Jewish MysticismPrayer in Judaism: Shacharit, Mincha and MaarivThe Sh’ma (Hear O Israel)KashrutThe Ten CommandmentsThe Jewish FamilyThe Many Books of JudaismBar Mitzvah: the Jewish Concept of AdulthoodHavdallah: Separating the Sabbath from the Rest of the WeekJewish CalendarQualifications :The applicant must have a minimum of three years of documented, continuous experience as a Jewish spiritual leader with their faith community.Education & Certification:The applicant must possess at a minimum a Baccalaureate Degree from an accredited college or university.The applicant must possess an ordination certification or similar document showing they are a Rabbi or Jewish spiritual leader in good standing with their faith community.

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