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{{Cladist|name=Rav From Whence|pronouns=She/Her|downtree=Oh, But To Whom|clade=[[The Ode clade]]|forked={{Systime|2130|4|3}}|uptrees=* [[What Right Have I]]}} | {{Cladist|name=Rav From Whence|pronouns=She/Her|downtree=Oh, But To Whom|clade=[[The Ode clade]]|forked={{Systime|2130|4|3}}|uptrees=* [[What Right Have I]]}} | ||
'''Rav From Whence Do I Call Out''' (often called just Rav, a title referring to a learned rabbi able to make halakhic decisions) of [[the Ode clade]] is a skunk-type Odist. She is the lead rabbi at Temple Beth Tikvah and board member for the Association of New Reform Congregations. As her down-tree, [[Oh, But To Whom]], returned to the Judaism of her grandparents, she went further still and went through her semikha, picking up a position as rabbi at Temple Beth Tefillah. As Judaism progressed sys-side, she helped to found the ANRC, the rabbinical college for New Reform Judaism, eventually becoming its chair off and on for several decades through her life. | '''Rav From Whence Do I Call Out''' (often called just Rav, a title referring to a learned rabbi able to make halakhic decisions) of [[the Ode clade]] is a skunk-type Odist. She is the lead rabbi at Temple Beth Tikvah and board member for the [[Jewry and the System|Association of New Reform Congregations]]. As her down-tree, [[Oh, But To Whom]], returned to the Judaism of her grandparents, she went further still and went through her semikha, picking up a position as rabbi at Temple Beth Tefillah. As Judaism progressed sys-side, she helped to found the ANRC, the rabbinical college for New Reform Judaism, eventually becoming its chair off and on for several decades through her life. | ||
Given her position of leadership, she worked often with [[Jonas]] and the eighth stanza — and True Name in particular, for whom she bears much fondness — on political matters related to community building, as well as those related to the Israeli Crisis. | Given her position of leadership, she worked often with [[Jonas]] and the eighth stanza — and True Name in particular, for whom she bears much fondness — on political matters related to community building, as well as those related to the Israeli Crisis. | ||