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- —Sidney Smith

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A Kentucky Reform
rabbi, who serves as a chap-
lain for some 70 Jewish in-
mates at a federal prison,
has reported that he feels
isolated in that work be-
cause there is no Jewish
organization able or willing
to assist him as a prison
chaplain.
Rabbi William J. Leffler,
spiritual leader of Temple
Adat Israel, of Lexington,
Ky. described the impact of
such isolation on his minis-
try to the federal prison in-
mates in a report in a recent
issue of "Shma."
Commenting that the
inmates "present chal-
lenges which a rabbi does
not normally encounter,"
Rabbi Leffler reported that
regardless of whether they
had been active or not as
Jews before incarceration,
in prison their Judaism
suddenly "means a great
deal to them."
Leffler
Rabbi
suggested the fact that
"there are many Jews" in
America's prisons — both
federal and state peniten-
tiaries — is one which

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