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March 21, 1980 - Image 18

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1980-03-21

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18 Friday, March 21, 1980

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

GROW Stages Demonstration
Favoring Women's Ordination

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NEW YORK (JTA) — An
estimated 200 men and
women met Wednesday in
front of the Jewish Theolog-
ical Seminary of America in
the first lobbying effort of a
new organization which
seeks to induce the faculty
of the Conservative school
to accept women as candi-
dates for ordination.
The sponsoring organiza-
tion, the Group for the Rab-
binic Ordination of Women
(GROW), called the meeting
to demonstrate "the dis-
satisfaction" with the deci-
sion of the JTS Faculty Se-
nate "to table the issue of
women's rabbinic ordina-
tion," Simha Rosenberg, a
spokesperson for GROW,
declared. She said another
objective was "to voice
strong support for the im-
mediate acceptance of
women" by the JTS as can-
didates for ordination.
Ms. Rosenberg told the
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
that GROW had been
started in February 1979
but had been revamped re-
cently to be more active in
advocating women's ordina-
tion and in educating Con-
servative Jews in Jewish
law and practice. She said
GROW had switched to the
more vigorous policy after
the JTS faculty postponed
last Dec. 20 by a 25-19 vote,
any action on ordination of
women.
Rabbi Seymour Siegel,
professor of theology and
ethics, and chairman of
the committee on law and
standards of the Rabbin-
ical Assembly (RA) the
association of Conserva-
tive Rabbis, told the
gathering that the "ordi-
nation of women is man-
dated and desirable ac-
cording to Jewish law,
ethics and needs."
Dr. David Silverman, pro-

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fessor of philosophy at the
JTS, read to the assembled
group the message he said
he would present to the JTS
Faculty Senate: We ur-
gently request that the Se-
nate of the Jewish Theologi-
cal Seminary promptly re-
consider the question of or-
dination for women. More
importantly, we urge them"
to vote to "grant women the
right to serve as rabbis with
all deliberate speed."
A resolution to admit
women was approved by
delegates to the 1979 con-
vention of the RA. The dele-
gates withdrew the resolu-
tion on a pledge by Dr. Ger-
son Cohen, JTS chancellor,
to name a commission of 14
members, representing the
entire range of Conserva-
tive opinion, with himself as
chairman, to study the issue
and make recom-
mendations.
Francine Klagsbrun, a
member of the commission,
told the protest meeting
Wednesday that the move-
ment to ordain women as
rabbis was not a "fad. It is a
major social revolution. We
cannot afford to sit it out."
Ms. Rosenberg said
that the initial supporters
of GROW expect to at-
tract broad-based sup-
port nationally from the
Conservative move-
ment's rabbinate and
laity. She said GROW is
establishing a speakers
bureau and a basic re-
source library to be
available to all individu-
als and organizations in-
terested in the goals of
GROW.
She said that GROW is
planning a forum in April
and is organizing a group to
represent GROW at the
80th RA convention which
will be held in Kiamesha

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