We are a unique community in a small Mexican Pueblo. (close to Guadalajara)
Our community is largely comprised of ex-Pats
If a service leader wants to retire and help our synagogue have an inspiring service leader, please contact us.
SERVICE LEADER POSITION OPENING
A small, mainly expat, 25-year-old synagogue in the Lake Chapala area near Guadalajara, Mexico, seeks an inspirational, knowledgeable person to lead services every Friday night and Saturday morning, plus major Jewish holidays, and perform life cycle events as requested. Spanish is a plus; English is required. We are a mixture of all Jewish traditions in the second-best climate in the world.
Conduct Shabbat Friday night and Saturday morning service: Know the Siddur (Saturday services) Read Torah Write and deliver a d’var Torah Facilitate the ritual and observances for the following annual holidays: High Holy Days (know the Machzor) Passover Chanukah Purim Sukkot Simchat Torah Be on the Ritual Committee Periodically attend LCJC social events Tagged as: rabbi or cantor service leader
How do you do Jewish : Conservative Why you need a rabbi: 15 hours a week plus high holidays Community Description: Pueblo magical. Mostly ex pats
Work Remotely: no Qualifications: Lead services, teach the Torah, be involved in the community, pastoral services
Position Start Date: Asap Benefits: 1 week paid vacation
Salary Range: $1000-$2000 per month Send resumes and cover letter to: Interested in serving our Congregation in Ajijic, Mexico? Please contact: post-69768982f9e0057bb3d9b779-1769376248@apply.jewishstaffing.com
The position is approximately 15 hours a week.
About Lake Chapala Jewish Congregation
Lake Chapala Jewish Congregation (LCJC) is a small, friendly, inclusive, culturally diverse and independent shul. We have members who may affiliate with the Orthodox, Conservative, Reform, or Reconstructionist movements. We believe in making Judaism available and accessible to all who seek it. We serve the Lakeside community, and our doors are open to everyone, including interfaith and same sex couples and families. We encourage participation from all who seek a religious, spiritual, or social connection to Jewish life.
Our Siddur and Mahzor follow the Reconstructionist Movement.
We do not allow meat or treif in the LCJC kitchen.