Onboarding a New Rabbi
As you may have already realized, this holy work is not yet complete. Now that the applications, interviews, endless meetings and conference calls, negotiations, and terms are finally over, the real work begins. Even if your rabbi has been with you since July 1, onboarding, successful transitioning, and change management is an ongoing process and there's still much to be done. Daniel Langenthal, USCJ Director of Leadership Development and Mindy Gordon, Director of Clergy Search and Services have planned a webinar in which they will discuss shifting the focus of your congregation’s rabbinic search process to ensuring that a transition committee is put in place. They will talk about best practices for onboarding the new rabbi and offer suggestions on how to successfully welcome the rabbi into your community.
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Securing Our Space: Strengthening Community Safety
Ensure your emergency plans are truly inclusive and effective. Join security and emergency preparedness experts to discuss practical steps to ensure all members and guests can safely and effectively navigate spaces and situations in the event of an emergency. Come away with tools and considerations to make your safety protocols more inclusive and effective.
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Accessibility and Emergency Preparedness
Ensure your emergency plans are truly inclusive and effective. Join security and emergency preparedness experts to discuss practical steps to ensure all members and guests can safely and effectively navigate spaces and situations in the event of an emergency. Come away with tools and considerations to make your safety protocols more inclusive and effective.
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USCJ’s New Tool for Synagogue Leaders: Pulse Survey
Launched in January 2025, the Congregational Pulse Survey is a tool synagogue leadership teams can use to engage in self-reflection and discovery. Join our Directors of Synagogue Engagement as we explore how a five-minute survey can help you set priorities for your synagogue, improve internal communication, and take advantage of the best USCJ resources for your congregation.
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