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Rabbi Services


Rabbi services - assistance when needed for your Life Cycle Events (simchas) - significant milestones in a Jewish life. From Generation to Generation!

rab-bi - a person trained in Jewish law, ritual, and tradition and ordained for leadership of a Jewish congregation, and today a "congregation without walls" - on the internet. A rabbi serves the community as an educator, social worker, preacher, and officiates life cycle events. (see below) The word rabbi originates from the Hebrew meaning "teacher."

Rabbi Andrea, an Ordained Reform Rabbi, can assist and officiate a wedding ceremony in the metropolitan area; New York, New York City (Manhattan), Westchester County, Connecticut, Queens, Long Island, Brooklyn, New Jersey.

Most creative wedding ceremony locations can be accommodated excluding jumping out of a plane to officiate a ceremony in mid-air or scuba diving under the ocean's blue waters.

Destination wedding ceremonies outside the tri-state could be accommodated as well - contact Rabbi Andrea.

Rabbi services - assistance when needed.



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