Susan Mernit

 Susan has been a member of Kehilla since 2012 and currently serves on the Member Engagement Committee. Raised in the Reform tradition and confirmed as a teenager, she later discovered […]

Bobbi Lopez

Bobbi Lopez was born in Mexico City to a Sephardi/Ashkenazi Jewish mother and an Indigenous father, who met during the historic Mexican Student Movement of 1968. Her father later converted […]

Victoria Alcoset

Victoria’s Ashkenazi family are poor and working class Jews in Southern California, her Latineh family a blend of US and Mexicaneh indigenous. A first generation college graduate (on both sides), […]

Lia Barrow

Born and raised in Wisconsin, Lia earned a Bachelor of Humanities in Anthropology, Architecture, and French from Carnegie Mellon University, then headed to San Francisco in 1999 to start a […]

Joel Kleinman

Joel grew up in Los Angeles in a mixed family with secular and Jewish traditions. He attended Hebrew school there and became a bar mitzvah at age 13. Joel moved […]

Ron Glass

I am 75 years old; father of three (my two older kids, Hannah, and Daniel, were B’Nai Mitzvah with/in Kehilla, and Dan is now head of Brandeis School of SF, […]

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