About Jen Gubitz
With her humor and insight, Rabbi Jen Gubitz builds communities and content that elevate Jewish wisdom’s capacity to speak to our human condition.
Jen is the co-host of the OMfG Podcast: Jewish Wisdom for Unprecedented Times and her writing appears in the Boston Globe, OnBeing, Jewish Daily Forward, and Lilith Magazine.
With over 15 years of experience in Jewish professional life, Jen is a graduate of Indiana University and was ordained in 2012 by Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion (NY) where she was a Tisch Rabbinical Fellow. She trained in chaplaincy at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and wrote her thesis on Jewish death education for children. Jen is currently completing an intensive certificate in Family Systems Therapy through Therapy Training Boston.
Learn more about Jen's new Jewish Learning Project: Modern JewISH Couples which supports committed partners on the pathway to marriage and beyond through essential conversations and couples retreats.
With her humor and insight, Rabbi Jen Gubitz builds communities and content that elevate Jewish wisdom’s capacity to speak to our human condition.
Jen is the co-host of the OMfG Podcast: Jewish Wisdom for Unprecedented Times and her writing appears in the Boston Globe, OnBeing, Jewish Daily Forward, and Lilith Magazine.
With over 15 years of experience in Jewish professional life, Jen is a graduate of Indiana University and was ordained in 2012 by Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion (NY) where she was a Tisch Rabbinical Fellow. She trained in chaplaincy at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and wrote her thesis on Jewish death education for children. Jen is currently completing an intensive certificate in Family Systems Therapy through Therapy Training Boston.
Learn more about Jen's new Jewish Learning Project: Modern JewISH Couples which supports committed partners on the pathway to marriage and beyond through essential conversations and couples retreats.
OMfG Podcast
Jewish Wisdom for Unprecedented Times
co-hosted by Jen and Rabbi Jodie Gordon
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OMfG, what a wonderful four letter word. Those four letters can say so much in so little time, whether expressing joy or grief, excitement or disappointment, delight and sorrow, impatience or urgency - truly the breadth of human experience.
As rabbis, we know that when the stories of our lives meet the stories of Jewish tradition, transformation / growth / something awesome occurs. Apple Podcast, Spotify, Anchor |
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Published Writings
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“Dividends of Meaning: Jewish Rituals for the Financial Lifecycle” Creating a Jewish Money Ethic: The Sacred Exchange: CCAR Challenge and Change, 2019
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“Chayei Sarah:
M’nuchat HaNefesh” A Mussar Torah Commentary: A Spiritual Path to Living a Meaningful and Ethical Life, December 2019 |
“Good Grief: Helping Jewish Children Live with Death”
CCAR Journal, Winter 2014 |
"Grief and Grounds for Hope" Remember and Do Not Forget: Rabbinic Testimonies of January 6, 2021: A Horrific Day in American History
- Remaking Jewish Weddings, Judaism Unbound Podcast
- A Mother's Day Garden of Grief, Romper
- Always a Rabbi, One Day a Bride, Boston Globe Magazine
- Our Rabbis, Our Heroes, Jewish Daily Forward
- Incremental Change By the Light of the Moon, JewishBoston.com
- Grief, Weddings; Open First, Lilith Blog
- Debbie Friedman Helped Me Find My Voice, Lilith Blog
- Why Did(n’t) the Funeral Procession Cross the Road, Lilith Magazine and Blog
- When 2020 Vision is Blurred: Young Adult Peer Leadership Model for Uncertain Times, EJewishPhil
- Emergent Communities & Legacy Institutions Investing Together, EJewishPhilanthropy
- Vaccinate Us, A Prayer for Healing Hate, ReformJudaism.org
- Kaddish for Pittsburgh, JewishBoston.com
- A Prayer for Assaulted Bodies and Souls, JewishBoston.com
- Interfaith Acceptance Has A PR Problem, Jewish Daily Forward
- To Whom Will You Write, The On Being Project
- Redemptive Remembrance, Ritualwell
- Selected Sermons and Writing, Substack
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