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Kleinbaum was installed as CBST's first rabbi in 1992. [7] [5] [8] She is a prominent advocate for human rights.[8]In 1995, Kleinbaum, along with Rabbi Margaret Wenig and Russell Pearce, sent a resolution asking for support for civil marriage for gay couples to the Reform movement's Commission on Social Action; when it was approved by them, Wenig submitted it to the Central Conference of ...
First, the basic family history: Weingarten married Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum in 2018, whose former wife had two children with a previous husband (more on this below).
For more than three decades, Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum has led the nation’s largest LGBTQ+ synagogue through the myriad ups and downs of the modern gay-rights movement — through the AIDS crisis ...
Jones, a graduate of the esteemed Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism, joined "Today" in 2014 after a near-decade at Fox 29 News Philadelphia, where she co-hosted morning show ...
From 1992-2024, the congregation was led by Senior Rabbi Emerita Sharon Kleinbaum. [6] Current clergy include Senior Rabbi Jason Klein, Associate Rabbi Yael Werber, and Cantor Sam Rosen. CBST is not affiliated with any denomination or branch of Judaism.
The multi-platform programming endeavor, aimed at children between 4 and 8 years of age, would comprise children's program blocks airing on NBC, Spanish-language sister network Telemundo and Ion Media's i: Independent Television (now Ion Television), as well as a 24-hour digital multicast channel on i's owned-and-operated stations ...
TODAY is led by a very special group of parents. Regardless of how the TODAY anchors chose their children's names (or what the kids' nicknames might be), they always end up feeling perfectly ...
On February 24, 2016, NBCUniversal announced that it would discontinue its existing weekend morning block NBC Kids, which was programmed by Sprout (now Universal Kids), in favor of The More You Know, a new, three-hour block produced by Litton Entertainment, that would feature live-action educational programming aimed at preteens, teenagers, and their parents. [7]