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Rabbi Dennis S. Ross is the author of When
a Lie Is Not a Sin: The Hebrew Bible's
Framework for Deciding released by Jewish
Lights Publishing. He also author of God in
Our Relationships: Spirituality between People
from the Teachings of Martin Buber (Jewish
Lights) and All Politics Is Religious: Speaking
Faith to the Media, Policy Makers and
Community (SkyLight Paths). Rabbi Ross has
written for The New York Times and blogs for
Rewire.
Rabbi Ross is an Intentional Interim Rabbi
and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with
specialized training and experience supporting
congregations in transition. He is now at West
End Temple in Neponsit, N.Y., and has
served synagogues in Manhattan, Chappaqua,
Monroe and Albany, N. Y., Summit, N. J.,
Washington, D. C., and Pittsfield and
Worcester, Massachusetts.
Rabbi Ross also directs Concerned Clergy for
Choice at Planned Parenthood Empire State
Acts! He travels from the Northeast to speak
about spirituality with Jewish groups and
many other faith communities.
a Lie Is Not a Sin: The Hebrew Bible's
Framework for Deciding released by Jewish
Lights Publishing. He also author of God in
Our Relationships: Spirituality between People
from the Teachings of Martin Buber (Jewish
Lights) and All Politics Is Religious: Speaking
Faith to the Media, Policy Makers and
Community (SkyLight Paths). Rabbi Ross has
written for The New York Times and blogs for
Rewire.
Rabbi Ross is an Intentional Interim Rabbi
and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with
specialized training and experience supporting
congregations in transition. He is now at West
End Temple in Neponsit, N.Y., and has
served synagogues in Manhattan, Chappaqua,
Monroe and Albany, N. Y., Summit, N. J.,
Washington, D. C., and Pittsfield and
Worcester, Massachusetts.
Rabbi Ross also directs Concerned Clergy for
Choice at Planned Parenthood Empire State
Acts! He travels from the Northeast to speak
about spirituality with Jewish groups and
many other faith communities.
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