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#REDIRECT [[Steven Blane#Jewish Spiritual Leaders Institute]]
{{Infobox University
[[Category:Jewish seminaries]]
|image = [[Image:JSLI logo.jpg|JSLI]]
[[Category:Non-denominational Judaism]]
|type = [[Private school|Private]]
|dean= [[Steven Blane (rabbi)|Rabbi Steven Blane]]
|city = [[New York, New York|Manhattan]], [[New York]]
|state = [[New York]]
|country = [[United States|USA]]
|students=
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|postgrad =
|staff=
|campus = [[Online]]
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|affiliation= [[Judaism]]
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|website= http://www.jsli.net | http://www.jsli.net ]
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Founded in 2010, the '''Jewish Spiritual Leaders Institute''' (JSLI) ordains liberal [[rabbis]] to meet the needs of the millions of unaffiliated [[Jews]] as well as [[Jewish intermarriage|interfaith]] families. JSLI graduated its first class of rabbis in August 2011.<ref name="jsli.net">http://www.jsli.net/</ref>

The seminary conducts its classes via the [[Internet]] through interactive, [[videoconferencing]] sessions, over the course of the one year term of the program. JSLI does not belong to any particular [[Jewish movements|movement of Judaism]] and advances the philosophy of [[Universalism#Jewish|Jewish Universalism]], holding that all paths ultimately lead to 'the [[HaShem|One]].' JSLI's Dean and Founder is Rabbi Steven Blane, who also leads the in-person and online [[Havurah]] Sim Shalom in [[New York City]], [[U.S.A.]]<ref name="jsli.net"/>

JSLI and its graduates have been noteworthy within the Jewish community for their unique contribution to Jewish leadership and learning.<ref name=NJJN11-17-10>{{cite web |title=At age 71, a one-time rebel becomes a rabbi|url=http://njjewishnews.com/article/middlesex/at-age-71-a-one-time-rebel-becomes-a-rabbi|work=New Jersey Jewish News |date=October&nbsp;11, 2011 |accessdate=October&nbsp;31, 2011 }}</ref>

==References==
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==External links==
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{{Uncategorized|date=November 2011}}

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