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Sunday, June 16 • 12:00pm - 1:00pm
So I'm married to a Rabbi ...

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A light-hearted exploration of what it’s like to be the ‘other (better?) half’ of a Rabbinic couple. Join us to hear the inside story directly from the partners of our local leaders. Did they know what they were signing up for before leaping into the relationship? How do they balance their private and their public lives? We can promise some banter and a few never-before-heard stories from the wo/man behind the pulpit.
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Tami Sussman

Marriage celebrant; your son’s favourite ex-girlfriend; still has her original nose.

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Sorella Abrahams

Sorella grew up in London as 1 of 12 children. After working in Chabad centres in London, America and Israel, Sydney became home in 2010. She moved alongside her husband Rabbi Aycee and founded exciting youth programs at Dover Heights Shule. Sorella uses her love of people to inspire... Read More →
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Rachel Kaiserblueth

Designer. Cook. Loving Wife. Adoring Mummy. And somewhere in all that, I'm a Rebbetzin!
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Tommy Sterling

Tommy is a lawyer and long-time Limmudnik who currently sits on the Limmud Sydney Advisory Board. He loves to ask questions and explore the origin of all things Jewish. Tommy’s Jewish passions span the traditional to the academic, presented with his uniquely humorous and irreverent... Read More →
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Michal Solomon

Michal was born in Melbourne about 30 years ago, fell in love with a Perth guy around five years ago, and landed up in Sydney approximately four years ago. She has a Masters degree in Educational and Developmental Psychology and works part-time in private practice. Her husband, Shua... Read More →

Sunday June 16, 2019 12:00pm - 1:00pm PDT
Collaboration Space 1
  Society and politics, Panel

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