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Helen Bar-Yaacov

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26:-born American rabbi. She is the first ordained female rabbi in West Virginia (though there had been female student rabbis serving before being ordained previous to Bar-Yaacov's service.) She began serving in West Virginia in 2002 at Temple Israel in 197: 177: 56: 55:
She grew up in Germany and Australia, and lived in Israel as a young woman, working as a tour guide and a teacher there. She was ordained by the
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Calling brings female rabbi to state: Bar-Yaakov first woman to lead W.Va. synagogue
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West Virginia University at Parkersburg, retrieved April 26, 2006
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Evansville's Temple Adath B'nai Israel searching for new rabbi
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Uzbekistani
Charleston
Evansville
Uzbekistan
Poland
World War II
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion
Calling brings female rabbi to state: Bar-Yaakov first woman to lead W.Va. synagogue
Evansville's Temple Adath B'nai Israel searching for new rabbi
A journey of celebration
"Temple B'nai Adath Israel Official Site"
the original
A Symposium: "Women and Leadership"
Archived
Wayback Machine
Categories
American expatriates in Australia
American expatriates in Germany
American expatriates in Israel
American people of Polish-Jewish descent
Uzbekistani Jews
Women rabbis
Living people
Religious leaders from Charleston, West Virginia
Rabbis from West Virginia
21st-century American rabbis

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