Elizabeth Tikvah Sarah

Elizabeth Tikvah Sarah

Rabbi Elizabeth Tikvah Sarah, who was ordained in 1989, was one of the first ten female rabbis ordained in Britain. She has served the Brighton & Hove Progressive Synagogue congregation since December 2000.

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Being one of the first British female rabbis

  • 01 April 2008

Rabbi Elizabeth Tikvah Sarah, one of the first female rabbis in Britain, describes her journey from being under close scrutiny for being a woman rabbi to eventually being accepted by her congregation.

The interview

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The interview

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