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Jay TelRav

 

Temple Sinai

Telephone: 303-759-1827

Rabbi Jay TelRav, the assistant rabbi of Temple Sinai, was ordained in 2007 from the New York campus of HUC-JIR. Originally from the Detroit Area, Rabbi TelRav has spent his time living in Michigan, Israel, and New York. His rabbinical training focused on chaplaincy, modern liturgical development, and Jewish contemplative practice. He will be teaching a course on Jewish environmentalism, "Food for Thought," this summer for CAJE's Florence Melton Adult Mini-School. He is married to programming co-team leader, Julie TelRav.

Did God Create Us or Did We Create God?!

What Does this Question Mean for Today's Jews?

Identity & Responsibility, Text & Thought

Our traditional texts have always taught "In the beginning..." God did everything. But today's Jews think about God differently and approach that question with new world views. We will explore the question using traditional texts, modern commentary, and, most importantly, the views of participants to understand what God's role means to us today. All views of God are encouraged, and open minds are required.

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