Clergy Chronicles: The Interesting Life of a Rabbi |
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Description: You may know a lot about your faith, but did you ever take the time to get to know your clergy leaders? Although we look to them for religious and spiritual guidance, we often overlook the human spirit that lies underneath the robes! Believe it or not, they are just like you and me! In Clergy Chronicles: The Side You Never See, a unique original series, HooplaHa unveils the human perspective on our spiritual leaders' joys in life that really make them smile. This brand new episode goes inside the life of Rabbi Ron Fish, most recently of Congregation Beth El in Norwalk, CT, and soon to be the leader of Temple Israel of Sharon, MA, as he takes us on his spiritual journey as a basketball player, Red Sox and Cowboys fan, as well as the star of Fiddler on the Roof! Want to follow Rabbi Fish on his spiritual path through life? Visit the Temple Israel website, or follow them on Facebook. Check back for future episodes on clergy leaders across all faiths. This video was shot and edited by Matthew Lagle. Want to hear more inspiring stories? Visit the HooplaHa YouTube Channel...and don't forget to smile. Get more feel good video clips at http://www.hooplaha.com Like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/hooplaha Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/hooplaha 
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