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I do travel often to teach and to lead services, workshops, and retreats.
Counseling can easily happen by phone from wherever I am; and in-person sessions can often be arranged if I am traveling to someplace near you.
Here are some of the places I will be this year:
June 1-2
Chicago IL
Congregation Or Chadash
Scholar-in-Residence Shabbaton
The Sacred Sexiness of the Jewish Way
http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?oeidk=a07e5viwpqc8dc5562f&llr=4jw4kyfab
June 9
Walnut Creek, CA
Coalition of Welcoming Congregations of the Bay Area
Youth, Faith, and Family Conference
http://cwcbay.org/event/youth/
June 21
Oakland, CA
JCC of the East Bay
Lost in the Garment District: Jews, Gender, Dress-Up, and Drag
http://www.jcceastbay.org/events/2012/06/21/artsculture/lost-in-the-garment-district/
June 24
Canoga Park, CA (San Fernando Valley/LA area)
Emerson Unitarian Universalist Church
Worshiping the Ancient God through Today's Body
http://www.emersonuuc.org/worship/upcoming.htm#fourth
July 16-22
Greenwich, NY
Easton Mountain Retreat Center
Eros Spirit Camp
http://www.eastonmountain.com/programs/120718ErosSpiritCamp.html
August 22-26
Greenwich, NY
Nehirim Men's Camp
September
San Jose, CA
Jewish High Holidays
Temple Beth Sholom
Kol Nidre, Sept. 25, 8pm
Yom Kippur, Sept. 26, 10am
Torah discussion, 3pm
Yizkor, 4pm
Neilah, 5pm
October 14
The Sacred Sexiness of the Jewish Way:
The Erotics of Jewish Prayer and the Power of Blessing for the Life of the Body
Congregation Shir Hadash
20 Cherry Blossom Lane
Los Gatos, CA 95032
http://www.shirhadash.org/ewj/index.html
Monday, October 29th
Question One: The Battle for Same-Sex Marriage
A talk-back with an interfaith panel led by Rev. Roland Stringfellow,
Director of Ministerial Outreach of Pacific School of Religion
(following the 7:30 Screening at the Vogue Theatre
3920 Sacramento Street, off of Presidio)
January 28-29
Wyncote, PA
Reconstructionist Rabbinical College
"Understanding & Communicating about Sexuality and Diversity in Inclusive Communities"
(mini-course co-taught with Rabbi Dev Noily)