Please recommend a Rabbi for interfaith wedding and/or a good reform temple!
marymoon
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Please recommend a Rabbi for interfaith wedding and/or a good reform temple!
We're looking to join an interfaith friendly congregation and also find someone to officiate. Any ideas?
t
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where do you want to get married ? Or I should say where do you live?
marymoon
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I'm in Queens, he's in franklin square. We're willing to travel, but not so so far.
randella
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We are using Cantor Eric Shulmiller.
I am not sure if he does interfaith- but I would imagine he does. He is from a Reconstructionist temple-- which is even more laid back than reform.
Let me know if you want his number-- he is a really nice guy.
t
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Depending on where you live in queens. Free Synagogue of Flushing. Rabbi Agin.
Temple Emmanuel in New Hyde Park.
Hillcrest Temple ( I forgot the name )
There is also one in Little Neck which I heard is good. All reform. All good
nsgraham
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Rabbi David Adelson, East End Temple. www.eastendtemple.org in Manhattan. REALLY nice, really young, small and warm place. Has an interfaith/intercultrual group (although the moderators just had a baby, so we haven't met recently). Highly recommend.
RedRoses
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I cannot recommend a good Reform synagogue, but I can recommend a teriffic Reconstructionist one. Reconstructionism is somewhere between Reform and Conservative with regard to interpretation and tradition. However, they are the most egalitarian and 'all-inclusive.' My Rabbi happens to be gay. The place is called Reconstructionist Congregation Beth Emeth (RCBE) and it's in Hewlett--south shore.
