HUC-JIR/New York Founders' Day

CELEBRATING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE
RABBI DR. EUGENE B. BOROWITZ
CHAPEL ENDOWMENT FUND

“Where Are We Moored:
Reform Judaism in the 21st Century and Beyond”

Rabbi Emily Langowitz ’17,
Temple Solel, Paradise Valley, Arizona;
Granddaughter of Dr. Eugene B. Borowitz, z”l

Thursday, March 7, 2019
Services: 10:10 am | Lecture: 11:00 am
Reception to follow

Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion
One West Fourth Street, New York, NY

Can’t make it?
Join us on the Livestream.

Questions? Contact Amanda Kelly at
akelly@huc.edu or 212-824-2252.

The Rabbi Dr. Eugene B. Borowitz Chapel Endowment Fund, generously created by the Borowitz family, sustains the spiritual home that was so loved by Dr. Borowitz and supports worship at HUC-JIR’s New York campus, from maintaining the Torah scrolls and prayer books to creating opportunities for learning, experimenting, and innovating within the Chapel and its affiliated programs. Donate to The Rabbi Dr. Eugene B. Borowitz Chapel Endowment Fund.

Rabbi Emily Langowitz ’17 joined the Temple Solel community in July 2017. A native of Wellesley, MA, Rabbi Langowitz received a M.A. in Hebrew Literature from Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in 2016 and was ordained at its New York campus in 2017. She completed a Bachelor’s degree in Modern Hebrew at Yale University in 2012. Rabbi Langowitz served a variety of communities, organizations, and congregations while in rabbinical school, most recently as the intern at Larchmont Temple in Larchmont, NY. She is driven in her rabbinical work by a commitment to joyful exploration of Jewish learning, building a community full of deep relationships, and the pursuit of interfaith partnerships and social justice.