Rabbi Nina Beth Cardin is widely recognized as an inspiring and innovative
leader in reclaiming and fashioning spiritual resources from
Jewish tradition, and in making those resources relevant to our
lives. She was the founding associate director of the National
Center for Jewish Healing and currently serves as an
educational consultant to several local and national
organizations. She translated and edited Out of the Depths I Call to You: A Book of Prayers for
the Married Jewish Woman, an
eighteenth-century book of prayers about mikveh (ritual bath),
pregnancy, and childbirth; and is the author of The Tapestry of Jewish Time: A Spiritual Guide
to Holidays and Lifecycle Events and Mourning a Miscarriage, a LifeLights pastoral
care pamphlet (Jewish Lights).
Rabbi Cardin lives in Baltimore, Maryland. Rabbi Nina Beth Cardin
is available to speak on the following is available to speak on the following topics:
- Environmentalism And Sustainability
- "Sova”: How Less Is The Only Way To More
- Bible's Model For A Just Economy: Blending Private Interests And Public Good
- Art Of Dwelling: How We Make Our Homes And How Our Homes Make Us
- Art Of Modern Ritual
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