.אֱמוּנָה
It’s a verb.
Hello! and welcome to my listing! A bit about me:
Autobiography: I graduated from Gratz College (http://www.gratz.edu/) in May 2016 with an M. A. in Jewish Communal Services, my primary goal then was (and remains) to be a chaplain, specifically in hospice. After graduation, I pursued chaplaincy training at Jewish Theological Seminary.
I work with a multi-faith intentional community known as the Community of Living Traditions (https://stonypointcenter.org/multifaith-community). CLT is made up of Jews, Muslims and Christians committed to living out what our faith traditions teach us about stepping up as we’re able where social justice is concerned. Also, CLT supports the staff that runs Stony Point Center (stonypointcenter.org). My services are directed toward landscaping and work on the farm. My my spiritual interests are earth based – in relation to Judaism – and are reflected in my contributions to the Jewish Cohort (known as Refuah Shalom) and to SPC.
Being active in a community that prizes multi-faith engagement keeps preparing me for service as a chaplain. I have the opportunity to meet people with a wide array of experiences and traditional commitments, and I get to see how these are made manifest in the world through our guests and my coworkers. Where hospice is concerned, having the privilege of this access to different traditions fosters a consistent reminder to meet others on their terms with respect for the faith traditions that give them comfort.
For further information about SPC, CLT and the Center and Library for Social Justice:
CLT: https://stonypointcenter.org/multifaith-community
SPC: stonypointcenter.org
CLBSJ: https://clbsj.org/
Ministry: Ordained and affiliated with One Spirit. I can be reached by phone, email and am able to conduct meetings via Zoom. Available for study, and guidance in spiritual and everyday human concerns.
