We need your help.
Congregation Lev Shalom (Hebrew for “heart of peace”) needs a rabbi, and Thea is our
person.
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Congregation Lev Shalom (formally Heichal Baoranim) is thrilled that “one of ours” is taking on this role and agreed to cover the cost of her formal education. All funds donated through the link below will allow Thea to get the education necessary to become a rabbi, and allow a small congregation to have the leader we need.
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Please help Congregation Lev Shalom cover the cost of the final step of Thea’s Rabbinical education to allow her to become ordained and ensure open, loving, egalitarian Judaism can continue in Flagstaff, AZ.
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All donations are tax-deductible.
Jen Ruben, Esq.
President of Congregation Lev Shalom.
A WELCOMING AND EGALITARIAN COMMUNITY
Congregation Lev Shalom is a friendly and warm Jewish congregation in the heart of Flagstaff, Arizona providing religious services, Jewish education, and a welcoming community for both children and adults. It is our belief and hope that all people, everywhere, regardless of who they are and what they believe should enjoy the same rights, privileges, and freedoms.
We are an egalitarian congregation that is aligned with the Union for Reform Judaism, and are
open to all who wish to join our community. We work for social and environmental justice for all.
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JEWISH EDUCATION
It is our hope that through dynamic engagement, innovation and continuous assessment, the joy of Jewish education becomes compassionately embedded in the fabric of each child’s life. As we imbue our students with enhanced Jewish knowledge and skills and as they grow in courage and confidence, the next generation of Jewish community leaders will emerge.
SERVICES
Whether you are a familiar face in our congregation, or are worshiping with us for the first time, our goal as a community is to create a warm and welcoming environment as well as a place where we foster a loving sense of connection to our tradition. The siddur (prayer book) used at Congregation Lev Shalom is Mishkan T’filah. All prayers include transliteration so those who do not read Hebrew can join in our prayers.
