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Rabban Gamliel, the son of Rabbi Judah Hanasi, says: “Torah study is good together with an occupation, for the exertion of them both makes sin forgotten. All Torah study that is not joined with work will cease in the end, and lead to sin. All who exert themselves for the community should exert themselves for the sake of Heaven, for then the merit of the community’s forefathers aids them and their righteousness endures forever.”

(Avot 2:2)

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Sep 20
2010

3rd Annual ACRE Conference

Posted by Steve Kraus in ACRE

3RD ANNUAL ALLIANCE FOR CONTINUING

RABBINIC EDUCATION (ACRE) CONFERENCE

CRE: A FORCE FOR TRANSFORMATION

(IN A CONSTANTLY CHANGING WORLD)

5 Cheshvan 5771~ October 13, 2010

"תלמוד גדול שהתלמוד מביא לידי מעשה" מסכת קדושין מ:

"Great is study for study leads to action" Tractate Kiddushin 40b

8:30 - 9:00         Registration

9:00 - 9:05         Greetings:  Rabbi Rachel Cowan, Co-Chair, ACRE

9:05 - 9:15         ACRE's Accomplishments to Date - Dr. Maury Hoberman, Trustee, The Lasko Family Foundations

9:15 - 10:05        Adaptive Change Outside and Inside the Rabbinate

Introduction by Rabbi Jerry Weider, Co-Chair, ACRE

Moderated by:

Rabbi Richard Hirsh, Executive Director, Reconstructionist Rabbinical Association

Panelists:

Ms. Jane Eisner, Editor, The Forward

Rabbi Joy Levitt, Executive Director, Jewish Community Center in Manhattan

Rabbi Moishe Steigmann, Associate Rabbi, Westchester Jewish Center

10:05- 10:55           Voices from the Field:  Dealing with the Gilgulim of the Rabbinate

Moderated by:

Rabbi Richard Hirsh, Executive Director, Reconstructionist Rabbinical Association

Panelists:

Rabbi Richard Address, Director of Programs, Caring Community and

Family Concerns for Union for Reform Judaism

Rabbi Dov Linzer - Rosh HaYeshiva and Dean, Yeshivat Chovevei Torah

Rabbi Rachel Nussbaum, Rabbi, The Kavana Cooperative

10:55 - 11:10      Break

11:10 - 11:20      D'var Torah - Rabbi Marc Wolf, Vice Chancellor and Chief Development Officer, The Jewish Theological Seminary

11:20 - 12:15     World Café Discussion and Reporting on Conversation -

Facilitated by Ms. Cyd Weissman, Director, Innovation in Congregational Learning, BJENY-SAJES

12:15 - 12:45     Lunch

12:45 - 1:30      Limmud: Introduction by Rabbi Rebecca Sirbu, Co-Chair, ACRE Advocacy Committee

Facilitated by Mr. Amichai Lau-Lavie, Executive Director, Storahtelling

Interrupting the Bible: Ezra's Five Principles for Successful Transmission of

Sacred Legacies in the Modern Marketplace

1:30 - 2:20          How Many Rabbis Does it Take to Change . . .? Reflections on Rabbis and Change

Moderated by: Rabbi Jerry Weider, Director, Rabbinic Cabinet

Panelists:

Rabbi Hayim Herring, President and CEO, Herring Consulting Network

Rabbi Marc Margolius, Spiritual Leader, West End Synagogue

Dr. Jonathan Woocher, Chief Ideas Officer,

Director, Lippman Kanfer Institute, JESNA

2:20 - 3:20       World Café Discussion:

Introduction by Rabbi Natan Margalit, Chair, ACRE Research       Committee

3:20 - 3:45       Concluding Remarks:  Rabbi Hayim Herring and Rabbi Rachel Cowan,Conference Co-Chairs


For details about the Conference, including additional speakers,
and to find out more about the work of ACRE, check in regularly at:

www.allianceforcre.org
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