The tell-all guide to keeping religion relevant in an on demand world by one of NYC's most in demand private Jewish educators
How did a young woman from the Washington, D.C. suburbs become the in-demand private religion teacher for some of the world's most successful families? What is it about Manhattan's leading young female rabbi that has caught the attention of Reese Witherspoon's Hello Sunshine? And just how exactly does she manage to toe the line between modern and traditional, hip and serious, by the book, but with her own flavor of chutzpah?

Rabbi Rebecca Keren Jablonski tells all in her debut memoir, Confessions of a Female Rabbi: Relevant Religion in an On-Demand World. As THE go-to provider for helping fabulous families "get Jewish" in meaningful yet often non-traditional ways, Rabbi Rebecca believes that institutional religion that simply checks the boxes is tired and on its way out. As she brilliantly puts it, we're in the "post-denominational-postmates-era of religion," and she has found an "in'' with bespoke and curated concierge religious services centered around lifecycle events. Customized and on-demand services are what resonate with modern, successful seekers and the handful of extraordinary clients you'll meet in this book. Through epic case studies, she explains from start to finish how she transforms her clients during their time engaging and learning, with each section topped off with a speech, or d'var Torah from the client themselves.

Whether you are looking to convert, or simply wish to educate yourself on religion, readers will be fascinated by this one-woman synagogue/super-Jew