Marsha B. Moller

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Marsha is the 1st Vice President of WRJ's Northeast District and Past President of the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Shalom, Needham, MA. Marsha has served on the boards of JCC of Greater Boston, Combined Jewish Philanthropies (part of Jewish Federations of North America), Lehigh University, and her own synagogue. Marsha has worked as a CPA, led her family’s metal fabrication business, and taught math in the Boston public school system. Currently, Marsha works at a math educational software company, residing in Needham, MA with her husband, Ed. They have one adult child, Samuel.

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Matot - Mas'ei

Parashat Matot-Mas’ei

Marsha B. Moller

July 14, 2023

As part of a sisterhood/women’s group, we achieve consensus, agree to accept a decision, and move forward. Maybe the deliberations are difficult. But, these challenging conversations allow for the betterment of the group. We accept the imperfect and agree to amend when needed. These five courageous sisters in this parashah provide an example of women united in sisterhood. It takes courage to state one’s position. It takes compromise to reach a consensus. It takes skill and willpower to keep looking forward.