Beth Nichols is Rabbi and Director of
Congregational Learning at Temple Israel in New Rochelle, New York. She has
served this community since her ordination on the Los Angeles campus of Hebrew
Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in 2007. Rabbi Nichols grew up in
Lexington, Massachusetts and graduated from Amherst College with a B.A. in
Religion and Psychology. Rabbi Nichols also earned her Masters in Jewish
Education from the Rhea Hirsch School of Education. At Temple Israel Rabbi Nichols
has been integrally involved with educational innovation, helping to create and
oversee Chavaya, an experiential
Jewish education model, and the Kehillah School for Early Learning, a full-time
Jewish childcare program. Rabbi Nichols, called “RBN” by teens, works closely
with NFTY-NAR and just returned from leading a Jewish teen trip to Amsterdam.
Sessions in which Beth Nichols participates
Monday 19 March, 2018
Sessions in which Beth Nichols attends
Monday 19 March, 2018
Convention Service Sh’lichei TziburMari Chernow, Jeffrey SaxeTorah Service HakafahMichael Marmur, Andrea WeissTorah Readers1. Chen Ben Or Tsfoni2. Martin Weiner3. Lori Levine, HUC-JIR Student...
We are sorry to share that Tzipi Livni will not be able to join us at CCAR Convention. We received word from her personally that she regrets not being able to attend due to the situation with the government in Israel. In place of that program, we are delighted to announce a unique, innovative event about Israel, featuring our MARAM colleagues.Dor chadash: Engaging with the Next Generation of Israeli Rabbinic Leadership.Please join us for this creative and all too rare oppor...
Tuesday 20 March, 2018
LA City Attorney Mike Feuer will share his work to reduce gun violence in Los Angeles, and nationwide. He will be joined by Sally Weber, Crisis Response Expert, to discuss how we can help those impacted by gun violence, and Adam Friedman, NFTY SAVP, to discuss youth involvement in this important issue.
Wednesday 21 March, 2018
Sister Simone Campbell is a leading social justice activist and religious leader. In 2012, she rallied fellow Roman Catholic nuns to protest policies that hurt those living in poverty. We will hear about her unique path to creating transformation
Annual Report by Steven A. FoxIncludes Vote on Mandatory Continuing Education