Rabbi Joanne Loiben

Rabbi

Rabbi Loiben grew up in Chicago and attended St. Louis University, where she founded “SLU Jews.” After graduation she attended Pardes Institute in Jerusalem, where she received a Masters in Jewish Education and a Certificate in Advanced Jewish Studies. Following this, she taught 6th grade for three years at the the Davis Academy, a Reform Jewish Day School in Atlanta. When she was ready to deepen her spiritual studies, Joanne began rabbinical school at HUC-JIR in Los Angeles. While there, she served at the University Synagogue, where she has organized youth activities, mentored teens in a leadership program and served as the Interim Education Director, along with other rabbinic duties. She was also Assistant Director of Jewish Education at the URJ Camp George in Canada, led a NFTY Tour in Israel and a Birthright Tour, participated in an AIPAC Leffell Fellowship program and received a Masters Concentration in Israel Education from the iCenter. Rabbi Loiben currently serves as a Rabbi at Temple Beth Sholom.

She loves being outside and enjoys outdoor activities such as swimming, hiking, running, stand-up paddleboarding and going to the beach, as well as listening to live music. She is looking forward to exploring all that Miami Beach and the surrounding areas have to offer!