In fulfillment of its mission, the Eitzah Center for Congregational Leadership offers various programs to rabbis, professionals and lay leaders.

Professional Education for Excellence in the Rabbinate (PEER)

PEER is a year-long institute that trains rabbis to become effective spiritual and organizational leaders of their synagogues.

Transitional Training Institute

The TTI is a two-day residential session for rabbis who wish to effectively manage their exits from and entrances into congregations and for congregational leaders who are involved in seeking, selecting, and working with new spiritual leaders.

Lay Leadership Institute

The LLI is an individually designed residential program for congregational lay leaders engaged in efforts to help lead and transform their synagogues.

Boot Camp

The boot camp is a two year residential program focused on change, stability and designed to help rabbinic students planning to enter synagogue life prepare for their roles as congregational leaders.

Good to Great

The Good to Great residential program is designed to enable experienced, successful rabbis develop their rabbinates in ways that will allow them to have significant and profound impact.

Community 2.0

Community 2.0, the next step in organizational development, is a two year process in which the best and brightest local teams of synagogue and organizational leaders both strengthen their individual institutions while collaborating to create imaginative and vibrant Jewish communities.

Professional Leadership Institute

Individually designed one or two day institutes for cantors, educators, executive directors, and other Jewish professionals who are engaged in efforts to help lead and transform their synagogues.