Rabbi Michael B. Eisenstat
Photo from the "European Union for Progressive Judaism" January 2011 Newsletter. |
Rabbi
Notes:
• Rabbi Michael B. Eisenstat is included on Record's list of "Madison Countians of Distinction" with the following notation: Honorary Chairman, Bonds for Israel; Vice President, Association of Central Conference of American Rabbis. - Record
• "Rabbi Eisenstat was ordained at Hebrew Union College - Jewish Institute of Religion in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA and has served as chaplain in the US Air force and as rabbi for congregations in Huntsville, Alabama and Coral Gables, Florida. He retired as Rabbi Emeritus from Temple Beth Israel in Long Boat Key, Florida. An ardent Zionist, he has been honoured for his work on behalf of Israel and has been active in interfaith work, public service and rabbinical councils." - eupj newsletter
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Notes:
• Rabbi Michael B. Eisenstat is included on Record's list of "Madison Countians of Distinction" with the following notation: Honorary Chairman, Bonds for Israel; Vice President, Association of Central Conference of American Rabbis. - Record
• "Rabbi Eisenstat was ordained at Hebrew Union College - Jewish Institute of Religion in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA and has served as chaplain in the US Air force and as rabbi for congregations in Huntsville, Alabama and Coral Gables, Florida. He retired as Rabbi Emeritus from Temple Beth Israel in Long Boat Key, Florida. An ardent Zionist, he has been honoured for his work on behalf of Israel and has been active in interfaith work, public service and rabbinical councils." - eupj newsletter
Related Links:
• Beth Shalom - Bio (Originally found at http://www.bethshalom.it/2011/01/30/new-rabbi-biografia-rabbi-michael-eisenstat-19-febbraio/.)
• eupj newsletter - European Union for Progressive Judaism, January 2001 Newsletter. Photo and Information (Originally found at http://www.eupj.org/publications/eupj/newsletters/category/1-newsletters-2011?download=4%3Aeupj-newsletter-january-2011-.)
• Record - A Dream Come True: The Story of Madison County and Incidentally of Alabama and the United States, Volume 2, by James Record, © 1978, p. 669.
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• Record