Rabbi Shira Stutman

Rabbi Shira Stutman, the founding rabbi of the 6th and I Historic Synagogue, shares her insights on money and identity. She reflects on childhood moments that shaped her views on class and privilege. The conversation explores the complex relationship between Judaism and money, emphasizing community dialogues about wealth. Stutman advocates for embracing discomfort to foster growth and purpose. She also discusses redefining money as a tool for service, encouraging a shift in how we understand financial responsibility and the importance of generosity.