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Please register at Neshama@kehilatgesher.org to receive the ZOOM link.<\/p>\n

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St\u00e9phanie van Tittelboom<\/strong><\/p>\n

St\u00e9phanie Lea-Elisheva \u00a0van Tittelboom is a student rabbi in her second year at l\u2019Ecole Rabbinique de Paris and the mother of a six-year-old daughter.\u00a0 She is a graduate of Sciences Po and worked in administration and politics before taking up studies at l\u2019Ecole du Louvre to integrate her training of Commissaires-Priseurs from which she graduated.\u00a0 She specializes in antique jewelry and precious stones.\u00a0 Her love of Hebrew texts, the study of their interpretations, and the joy of accompanying people on their life\u2019s journeys, influenced her decision to take up her studies again and become a rabbi.<\/p>\n

What is Neshama?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Neshama is a circle of congregants at Kehilat Gesher who come together for conversation and study.\u00a0 Organized in 2016 by Sandra Abramson, a congregant who lives part-time in Paris and New York City, it encourages connection to Jewish life between members of diverse backgrounds.\u00a0 Sparked by a need for comradery in a relaxed setting, Neshama started as a group of ten women who met in members\u2019 homes.<\/p>\n

Neshama, the Hebrew word for \u2018soul\u2019 or \u2018breath,\u2019 was given to the group by Rabbi Tom to signify deeper engagement and support of the synagogue.\u00a0 Not limited to women, it has taken many forms in its short history.\u00a0 In the beginning, members told of their Jewish journeys, or how they became members of KG.\u00a0 Realizing that many people shared similar stories, the circle drew closer.\u00a0 This was followed by a discussion of Jewish names.\u00a0 Some had never been given a Jewish name, and in a naming ceremony, chose a name for themselves.\u00a0 At the beginning of a Neshama gathering, introductions were made by invoking their Jewish names, and naming those family members who came before them.\u00a0 For example, Sandra said, \u201cI am Sandra Abramson, my Hebrew name is Shira, bat Elsie, bat Anna.\u201d\u00a0 I am \u2026, daughter of Elsie, who was the daughter of Anna.\u00a0 In this way, important family members were brought into the circle, continuing the tradition of D\u2019Or V\u2019Dor, or from one generation to the next.<\/p>\n

Another facet of Neshama was celebrating the new Hebrew month and its holidays.\u00a0 Rosh Chodesh (the head of the month) has traditionally been thought of as a women\u2019s holiday.\u00a0 The midrash around Rosh Chodesh explains that when Moses went to Mt. Sinai to receive the Ten Commandments, the Jews were left without their leader.\u00a0 In response to a call to build a golden calf with women\u2019s jewelry and other riches, the women refused to worship such an idol. (keeping their jewelry!)\u00a0 They were therefore given a day of rest for their belief in God.\u00a0 Holidays found in each month were celebrated with rituals, poetry, and song, creating an atmosphere of spirituality and closeness.<\/p>\n

As support for the synagogue, Neshama organized new member dinners, encouraging introduction to the synagogue in an informal manner.\u00a0 Neshama also assisted in the set-up for the High Holidays, back when KG needed helping hands to transform a church into a synagogue.<\/p>\n

As time went on, KG\u2019s rabbinic interns became involved in Neshama.\u00a0 They became scholars-in-residence for the group, leading discussions based on texts from the Torah.\u00a0 Women of the Bible, ostensibly the Matriarchs, were studied at first. \u00a0This was followed by the discussion of slightly more obscure women. \u00a0Then, study branched out to include other themes such as the wearing of ritual garments, Kashrut, the ethics of sexuality in the Bible, and other compelling topics.<\/p>\n

To date, Neshama continues to exist mainly as a study group.\u00a0 The current Rabbinic Intern is Sephanie Lea-Elisheva van Tittelboom, a second-year rabbinical student at l\u2019Ecole Rabbinique de Paris.\u00a0 She has been leading the group in the study of the Megilla of Ruth, which has been happening mostly on Zoom.<\/p>\n

Groupe Neshama welcomes all comers.\u00a0 It is the hope that soon, Neshama can again meet in person to continue its mission of bringing congregants together in a relaxed and informal setting.<\/p>\n

For any questions and an upcoming schedule, please contact Sandra Abramson at Neshama@kehilatgesther.org.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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