Unaffiliated Jews 
​need and want rabbis, too.

In our world today, where many derive a sense of belonging and community through the internet alone, it is not surprising that the fastest growing group of Jews in America are the unaffiliated. 

Many unaffiliated love being Jewish and simply choose not to belong to a synagogue. It is to those who no longer belong to synagogues to whom I now turn my time and attention.   
                                                                                                   Rabbi Debra Nesselson

"Getting Personal with
​Concierge Rabbis"
 Julie Kemp Pick, Daily North Shore • September 17, 2017 

"Less than one-third of American Jews say they belong to a synagogue...Many rabbis have chosen to leave brick and mortar buildings to provide more personalized, concierge services in people’s homes. Continue reading.

"A rabbi without a pulpit for Jews without a shul."

15 American Rabbis 
You Haven’t Heard Of, But Should
 Rabbi Debra Nesselson 
featured in Tablet
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Is religious belief declining or just reshaping itself?

The New York Times, Sunday Review | Opinion section, Sunday, May 16, 2015
Click to read  Thou Shalt Worship None of the Above, by Peter Manseau.