NeshamaCast host Rabbi Ed Bernstein travels to Israel and interviews Jewish chaplains from Israel and across North America attending a rabbinic conference in Israel.
Chaplains interviewed in this episode are, in order of appearance:
Rabbi Mary Brett Koplen, BCC, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York
Rabbi Barbara Speyer, BCC, VA Medical Center, Los Angeles
Mati Halperin, CPE student, Ichilov Hospital, Tel Aviv, Kashouvot: The Center for Spiritual Care in Israel
Rabbi Beth Naditch, BCC, ACPE, Hebrew Senior Life, Boston
Rabbi Naomi Kalish, PhD, BCC, ACPE, Jewish Theological Seminary, New York
Rabbi Yonatan Rudnick, Community Chaplain, Jewish Family Services, Kansas City
Rabbi Miriam Berkowitz, BCC, Congregation Kol Haneshamah, Jerusalem, Co-founder of Kashouvot.
During the interview with Moti Halperin, listeners can occasionally hear the voice of Rabbi Ilana Garber, Director of Global Rabbinic Development of the Rabbinical Assembly. She and Rabbi Bernstein were matched with Moti for a tour of Ichilov Hospital.
Special acknowledgment to Rabbi Valerie Stessin, BCC, Director of Kashouvot and Rabbi Mira Rivera, BCC, JCC of Harlem. Rabbi Stessin planned the chaplain programming for the RA Convention, and Rabbi Rivera was a participant. See NeshamaCast feed for their full interviews with NeshamaCast.
Reference was made multiple times to Natal Global Resilience.
Rabbi Beth Naditch refers to the terror attack of February 25, 1996 in which JTS rabbinical student Matthew Eisenfeld and his girlfriend Sara Duker were murdered in a suicide bombing of the Number 18 Bus in Jerusalem. See the book edited by Rabbi Edward Bernstein: Love Finer Than Wine: The Writings of Matthew Eisenfeld and Sara Duker.
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