Rabbi David J.B. Krishef

Personal Information

Name: Rabbi David J.B. Krishef
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/davidkrishef
Personal Site: http://EmbodiedTorah.com
Professional Site: http://ahavasisraelgr.org
Reports On: Ethics and Religion Talk
About: David J.B. Krishef received ordination as Rabbi from the Jewish Theological Seminary of America in 1994. Since then, he has served as the rabbi of Congregation Ahavas Israel, a Conservative synagogue in Grand Rapids, Michigan and blogs at EmbodiedTorah.com. He writes the popular weekly “Ethics and Religion Talk” column for therapidian.com. He has also taught Biblical Hebrew at Grand Valley State University, and Introduction to Judaism courses at Kuyper College and Aquinas College. He is the contributing author for the Judaism chapter of a World Religions textbook (published by Teacher Created Materials) and a set of revisions to the URJ CHAI Judaic curriculum for use in a Conservative or joint Reform/Conservative religious school.
Roles: Editor
Articles Published: 347

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Published List

01/13/2020 Ethics and Religion Talk: Can a Christian engage in "Swinging?"

01/06/2020 Ethics and Religion Talk: How Can a Pastor Have the Time to be a Good Preacher?

01/02/2020 Ethics and Religion Talk: What to Do if There is an Allegation of Abuse in the Congregation?

12/27/2019 Ethics and Religion Talk: Preventing Abuse in our Religious Institutions

12/16/2019 Ethics and Religion Talk: How Do I Keep Focused?

12/09/2019 Ethics and Religion Talk: When Your Dreams Conflict with your Principles.

12/02/2019 Ethics and Religion Talk - Is Sexual Fantasy the same as Adultery?, part 2

11/25/2019 Ethics and Religion Talk: Does God Listen to Prayer?, part 2

11/18/2019 Ethics and Religion Talk: Is Sexual Fantasy the same as Adultery?, part 1

11/11/2019 Ethics and Religion Talk: Does God Listen to Prayer?, part 1

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