God's Paintbrush by Rabbi Sandy Eisenberg Sasso

They and approximately 30 other women rabbis lit Chanukah candles and then spoke about their experiences in an open forum. On December 6, 2010, at Temple Reyim in Newton, Massachusetts, Sandy Eisenberg Sasso met for the first time with Sally Priesand, the first Reform female rabbi, Amy Eilberg, the first Conservative female rabbi, and Sara Hurwitz, considered by some to be the first Orthodox female rabbi. Sasso appeared in a 2005 documentary, titled And the Gates Opened: Women in the Rabbinate, which features stories of and interviews with her, rabbi Sally Priesand, and rabbi Amy Eilberg. Sasso served as rabbi of the Manhattan Reconstructionist Congregation and, from 1977 until 2013, as rabbi along with her husband at the congregation Beth-El Zedeck in Indianapolis, making the Sassos the world's first couple to serve jointly as rabbis. Karriere Denne artikkelen er ikkje ferdig omsett enno. Under studia gifta ho seg med klassekameraten Dennis Sasso, og da dei vart ordinert i 1974, vart dei det første rabbinar-ekteparet vi kjenner til i historia. Hausten 1969 begynte ho studia ved Reconstructionist Rabbinical College, som hadde vorte etablert året føre.

Ho var aktiv i reform-menigheita med ho vaks opp, og da ho var seksten begynte ho å tenkje på å bli rabbinar, sjølv om ho visste at det ikkje tradisjonelt var muleg for kvinnor.

Sandy Eisenberg vart fødd i Philadelphia i Pennsylvania i 1947.

God's Paintbrush by Rabbi Sandy Eisenberg Sasso