Today in America, there are hundreds of female rabbis in the Reform movement. But, just over fifty years ago, there were none! The first woman - Sally Preisand - was ordained at the Hebrew Union College (HUC) in 1972. Learn about this pioneer female leader who became an inspiration for generations to come. This editorial will highlight for you how women’s roles in Judaism has changed over the years.
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Each small group will prepare a digital timeline of the development of women's ordination, including women who were “firsts” in the various denominations.
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Today in America, there are hundreds of female rabbis in the Reform movement. But, just over fifty years ago, there were none! The first woman - Sally Preisand - was ordained at the Hebrew Union College (HUC) in 1972. Learn about this pioneer female leader who became an inspiration for generations to come. This editorial will highlight for you how women’s roles in Judaism has changed over the years.
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