Date
Event Time
12:00 PM
Cost
No Cost
Location
Online
Event Details
Planning for Peace of Mind: Feel Empowered with Advance Directives
Wednesday at 12:00pm PT
From hospice care to spiritual preparation for death, there is so much to think about when it comes to preparing for the end as it draws near. Learn how to ensure that all your end-of-life wishes are met, both legally and spiritually. Cedars-Sinai’s Rabbi Dr. Jason Weiner and Rabbi Sherre Hirsch will take you through the necessary steps to make certain that your end-of-life care is exactly how you want it.
About Planning for Peace of Mind:
Nearly 70% of all funeral arrangements are made by widowed spouses or children at the height of emotional stress and grief after their loss. In this 3-part series, we are joined by Rabbi Jonathan Aaron, Michael Hebb, and Rabbi Jason Weiner for spiritual and practical conversations moderated by Rabbi Sherre Hirsch. We invite you to join in any or even in all of these talks, as we use Jewish wisdom, practice, and comfort to walk you through this inevitable aspect of life.
This event is generously sponsored by Hillside Memorial Park and Mortuary. By registering for this event, you agree to have your name and email address shared with Hillside Memorial Park and Mortuary. If you would like to opt out of sharing your email with Hillside Memorial Park and Mortuary, you can do so here. https://aju.formstack.com/forms/hillside_opt_out_2023
Rabbi Dr. Jason Weiner, BCC, serves as Senior Rabbi and Executive Director of the Spiritual Care Department at Cedars-Sinai, overseeing spiritual care across the health system. He's also the Rabbi of Knesset Israel Synagogue of Beverlywood and formerly Assistant Rabbi at Young Israel of Century City. Holding two rabbinic ordinations, a Doctorate in clinical bioethics, a master's in bioethics and health policy, and a master's in Jewish history, he's a board-certified chaplain with extensive clinical pastoral education.
Rabbi Sherre Hirsch is Founder and Chief Executive Officer of The Collaborative which is a leadership community of women dedicated to peer-to-peer learning. She also served as the Chief Innovation Officer for American Jewish University. Prior to AJU, Hirsch served as Hillel International’s Senior Rabbinic Scholar. Hirsch launched her rabbinic career as the first woman rabbi at Sinai Temple, Los Angeles’s largest and oldest conservative synagogue. Since then, she has published two books with Random House and is a sought-after speaker, teacher, consultant, counselor and national media contributor. She is also one of Jewish Women International’s Women to Watch. She is married to Dr. Jeffrey Hirsch and resides in Los Angeles with their four children and foster son.