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Join us for a special Shabbat for Pride with guest artist Cantor Jordan Goldstein!

More about Cantor Jordan Goldstein:

Cantor Jordan Goldstein (they/he) was ordained in May of 2023 by the Debbie Friedman School of Sacred Music at HUC-JIR. They care deeply about building community, weaving together traditions new and old, and dreaming big about the future of American Judaism. They are rarely found without a guitar nearby, and spend much of their free time playing, singing, and writing music.

Cantor Goldstein currently tours the country to support Jewish communities in developing young musical leaders, building bridges between cantorial and song leading worship styles, sharing new liturgical compositions and innovations, and teaching on the value of finding the holy and sacred in our diversity. They regularly work with teens at BBYO conventions and lead prayer as a guest artist in various synagogues in the northeast.

Cantor Goldstein is a proud and outspoken member of the LGBTQIA+ community, being both bisexual and non-binary. At their ordination, they became the first out trans or non-binary person ordained as a cantor, alongside fellow trailblazers Cantor Ze'evi Tovlev and Cantor Kalix Jacobson. They currently live in Brooklyn, NY with their bunny (named II Samuel, after the book of Prophets), while recording their first EP.