Join us as we welcome Rabbi Barak & Libbie Bader for a Rabbinic Candidate Probeh Weekend
Friday 1.16
4:30PM Mincha, Kabbalat Shabbat, Maariv. Rabbi Bader will speak briefly before Maariv.
Shabbat 1.17
9:00AM Shacharit. Rabbi Bader will lead Shacharit, read an Aliyah, and deliver the Dvar Torah.
Following davening: Kiddish Luncheon will be served. Please RSVP to betsyschulman@gmail.com so that we have a sense of numbers and can provide an appropriate amount of food!
4:00PM Mincha followed by Seuda Shlishit, Maariv, and Havdalah. Rabbi Bader will teach a class during Seuda Shlishit titled "The Plaguing Issue: Why Ten Makkos?"
7:30PM: Q&A with Rabbi Bader. Please note that Yeshiva University’s Placement Team requires that all questions be submitted to the moderator in advance of the Q&A. Send your questions to dan9292@gmail.com by 8pm on Wednesday, January 14th
Rabbi Barak, Libbie, and Eyal Bader
MEET THE BADERS
Rabbi Bader is a passionate rabbi and educator who serves as a rebbi and teaches Judaics at Yeshivat Netivot Montessori in East Brunswick, New Jersey. Having grown up in diverse Jewish communities throughout the United States, including in Alabama, Maine, New Hampshire, and Maryland, he brings a broad perspective on Yiddishkeit and a deep understanding of what helps communities thrive. He loves teaching Torah and aspires to do so in a meaningful and inclusive manner guided by the values of simcha, ruach, and emet.
Rabbi Bader holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Yeshiva University, a Master’s degree in Jewish Education from YU's Azrieli Graduate School of Jewish Education & Administration, and Semicha from the YU Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary (RIETS). He also completed the World Mizrachi Shalhevet Fellowship program. Rabbi Bader has served in a variety of rabbinic and educational roles, including as the Associate Rabbi of the Jewish Rockville Outreach Center in North Bethesda, Maryland, and the Assistant Rabbi at Aish HaTorah of Greater Washington, also in North Bethesda.
Rabbi Bader currently lives with his wife, Libbie, and their son, Eyal, in Edison, New Jersey. Libbie works remotely for the OU as a data analyst and teaches kallah classes. She loves hosting Shabbat meals and running family programming. Together, the Baders are deeply committed to nurturing Jewish communities. Rabbi Bader and his wife also love exploring and connecting with Hashem through nature, including on hikes and while fly fishing.