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The Union for Reform Judaism's Congregational Consulting Group (CCG) is comprised of experienced and effective specialists who can assist and advise congregations in a number of areas.  The specialists will provide expertise to congregations through direct telephone, face-to-face and electronic means, including webinar trainings; conference calls; affinity group development and staffing; and materials preparation and distribution.  The CCG is led by Lead Specialists Dale Glasser and Rabbi Jan Katzew who bring with them a combined 25 years of experience working with Union congregations.

Search below by a Specialist's name or by an area of specialty.

NOTE: Our highly skilled specialists work varied hours, both full- and part-time, and across different time zones. Time zones are noted with each specialist's contact information. We are committed to helping you sustain and nurture your congregation and will respond to all inquiries within three business days. If you do not hear back from us within that time frame, please try contacting us (or your congregational representative) again and we will be in touch as soon as possible.

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You can email our Congregational Consulting Group center at congregationalconsults@urj.org for general inquiries or for assistance in finding the right specialist to answer your question. Congregational leaders or professionals can also contact their Congregational Representative and he or she will be able to direct you to the appropriate specialist.

The Congregational Consulting Group is supported by Gilda Fier, Administrative Director; Ashleigh Copeland, Digital Media Assistant; and Robin Riegelhaupt, Writer / Program Bank Manager.

 


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