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Jacqueline Tabick

Jackie is first woman convenor of the Reform Beit Din. She was the first female rabbi in Britain, first female chair of Assembly of Rabbis (Reform) and co-president of the World Congress of Faiths. She is married to Larry, and they have three adult children.

Larry Tabick

Larry Tabick is rabbi of Shir Hayim/Hampstead Reform, and lecturer in Kabbalah and Hasidism at the Leo Baeck College. He is the author of "Growing into Your Soul" and "The Aura of Torah: A Kabbalistic-Hasidic Commentary to the Weekly Readings". He is related to Jackie (by marriage) and to Roni.

Roni Tabick

Roni Tabick is the rabbi of the New Stoke Newington Shul and assistant rabbi at New North London Synagogue, as well as working for Marom, Noam and Masorti Judaism. With a master's in Ancient Judaism, his main interest is in Jewish mythology.

Smadar Taff

Prior to her role as shlicha to the Redbridge community, Smadar worked in the Jewish Agency for five years in the fields of Government Relations, Aliyah and Security. She holds a bachelor's degree in Philosophy, Political Science and Economics (PPE) and a master's degree in Public Policy.

Lea Taragin-Zeller

Lea Taragin-Zeller is the Jewish chaplain for Cambridge and East Anglia universities. She is also a doctoral student at the Department of Social Anthropology at Cambridge and Hebrew University. Lea lectures regularly about Judaism, feminism, culture, and religion in various settings, including Midreshet Ein Hanatziv and Mechinat Ha'emek.

Rebecca Taylor

Rebecca Taylor is the editor of Jewish Renaissance magazine. She took on the editorship in 2014, with the aim of reaching a new audience. Her career includes 10 years as news editor at Time Out and work for the Guardian and BBC World Service. Her journalism appears in City-Lit London, Oxygen, 2009.

Lindsey Taylor-Guthartz

Lindsey Taylor-Guthartz has a BA in Archaeology and Anthropology from Cambridge, an MA in Prehistory from the Hebrew University, and (at last!) a PhD from UCL. She's a Teaching Fellow at LSJS, lectures at Cambridge and Oxford, and edits books for the Littman Library of Jewish Civilization.

Sophie Teff

Sophie Teff is a Primary School teacher, currently teaching Year 2 at Chalgrove Primary School, Finchley. Sophie volunteers as a Young Adult ambassador for The Together Plan, a charity working to rebuild Jewish communities and support community activities within Belarus and the Former Soviet Union.

Perry Teicher

Perry is the impact finance fellow at Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLP. He is co-chair of JDC Entwine and Joint Distribution Committee Director. Living in New York, Perry supports Detroit expat initiatives, served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Kazakhstan and graduated from the University of Michigan.

Rob Thompson

Rob Thompson is a programme manager at the Council of Christians and Jews. He graduated from the University of Oxford in History and Politics and first worked in community development for the Methodist Church in Oxford. Rob then worked as a caseworker to a Member of Parliament before joining CCJ.

Francis Treuherz

Francis has been in private and NHS practice since 1984. He has been honorary secretary of the Society of Homeopaths, teaches, writes, and works on the Homeopathic Helpline. He sees patients in London and Letchworth. He is a member and shamash of the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue, London.

Noru Tsalic

Noru served in the IDF as regular soldier and reservist. Currently a management consultant, in his spare time he engages in pro-Israel advocacy with Jewish audiences and in interfaith contexts, on behalf of Zionist organisations. His articles are published in Times of Israel and Israel National News.

Ethan Tucker

Rabbi Ethan Tucker is Rosh Yeshiva at Mechon Hadar and directs Mechon Hadar’s Center for Jewish Law and Values. Ethan was ordained by the Chief Rabbinate of Israel and earned a doctorate in Talmud and Rabbinics from the Jewish Theological Seminary and a BA from Harvard College.

Linda Turner

An arts education producer for over 25 years, with a background in marketing and fund-raising, Linda is also founder and director of Mavar, a charity to support charedi men and women who have taken the challenging decision to follow a different path.

Neil Turner Nash

This is Neil's 31st Limmud Conference. He was responsible for many financial and logistical aspects of Conference in the early days at Oxford Brooks. Formerly a manager in the Probation Service, Neil is currently working voluntarily for the London School of Samba and regularly attends Jewish adult education classes.