The Interfaith Alliance Board of Directors Welcomes New Members
Rabbi Jack Moline, a native of Chicago, comes to us from the Agudas Achim
Congregation of Northern Virginia. In addition to his role as President of the Washington
Board of Rabbis, Rabbi Moline is an adjunct faculty member of the Virginia Theological
Seminary and the author of two books: Growing Up Jewish, a book of humor published by
Penguin and Eizeh Hu Gibbor — Jewish Leadership and Heroism, a source book of case
studies, published by United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism. He prefers to be best
know as husband of Ann and father of Jennie, Julia and Max.
Reverend David Currie is from San Angelo, Texas, and is Coordinator of Texas Baptists
Committed. Prior to holding that position, he worked for the Texas Department of
Agriculture in Austin, and he was Field Coordinator for Baptists Committed to the
Southern Baptist Convention. He is an active rancher and a managing partner of D and D
ranch, a 2,300 acre sheep and cattle ranch in Concho County Texas. He is married to
Jackie Lorretta Currie, the father of two children and stepfather of another three.
Reverend Meg Riley is currently the Director of the Unitarian Universalist Association’s
Washington Office for Faith in Action. She previously served the UUA as the Director of
the Office of Lesbian, Bisexual and Gay Concerns and before that as the Director of
Youth Programs. She currently sits on the National Advisory Council for Americans
United for Separation of Church and State and serves as our Associate Minister at All
Souls Community Church in Washington D.C.
The Light Table of Contents
|
