The Oneness Of Being Queer and Jewish – Rabbi Steve Greenberg

How do you balance faith, sexuality, and life—without losing your
mind? Finding the just right path to authenticity can feel
overwhelming, even chaotic. But here’s the truth:
authenticity is a journey, not a destination.
And living your most fulfilled life as a gay, Jewish Rabbi (or
whoever you are) is exactly the path you’re meant to walk.


Joining the conversation today is Rabbi Steven
Greenberg—author of Wrestling with God and Men:
Homosexuality in the Jewish Tradition and founder of
Eshel, an Orthodox LGBTQ+ advocacy and support
organization. He’s here to share his wisdom on embracing all of
who you are and aligning faith, identity, and purpose as a Jewish
queer man.
Key lessons you'll learn:

What does authenticity mean to you and how to live and define
it on your terms

Keys for embracing your Jewish (or other faith-based self)
with your gayness

How to get support from Eshel if you desire it


About Steve Rabbi Steven Greenberg is an educator, writer and
speaker who has led the call for LGBTQ+ inclusion in the Orthodox
world. He is the author of Wrestling with God and Men:
Homosexuality in the Jewish Tradition, (University of Wisconsin
Press) for which he won the Koret Jewish Book Award for Philosophy
and Thought in 2005. Rabbi Greenberg is presently the Founding
Director of Eshel, an Orthodox LGBTQ+ community support, education
and advocacy organization and lives with his partner, Steven
Goldstein, and daughter, Amalia, in Boston. Connect With Steve
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