Friday, August 15, 1980 39
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Reform Rabbis Examine Impact of Their Congregants' Demands
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AN FRANCISCO (JTA)
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on about the Middle
nd Israel is being
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oommunity by "Is-
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PITTSBURGH (JTA) — the 91st annual convention
A rabbi asserted here that of the Central Conference of
the inner life of the rabbis American Rabbis, repro-
is a tangle of emotions" be- . senting the Reform rabbi-
cause he must deal not only nate.
Another panelist, Ad-
with his own feelings and
those of his children and rianne Sundheim, wife of
wife, but also with those of Rabbi Frank Sundheim of
Tampa, Fla., asserted that
his congregants.
That observation was "if the American family is in
made by Rabbi Abraham crisis, so is the rabbinic fam-
Goodman of Columbus, Ga., ily," adding that "the total
one of several panelists
blame cannot be put on ex-
dealing with "Today's Rab- ternal factors."
David Stern, a college
binate: The Personal Equa-
tibn," one of the features of student and son of Rabbi
Jack Stern of Scarsdale,4
N.Y., asserted that till,
family sees the "un due_
Fe
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side" of the rabbi's rpe at
of
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Deborah Prinz,
Rabbi at
-' rabbi in Manhat-
assist F‘ Central Synagogue,
tan's
,disc.u ssed her rabbinic role
.03-,t1 the perspective of a
rabi-i who is a woman mar-
ried to a rabbi.
said, "I feel a respon-
sibility to allow myself to be
useq as a symbolic — or
token — woman rabbi in the
community at large, though
ultimately I hope that I will
soon be able to simply func-
tion as a rabbi. Even then,
however, I hope that we will
not be expected, as we are
now, to deny that we are
women."
Rabbi Allen Kaplan of
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the New York Board of
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