She is a regular contributor to Radio 2’s Pause for Thought and also broadcasts on BBC's Radio London and Three Counties Radio.
The rabbi said that having enjoyed “working with communities all over the UK to grow and enliven Reform Judaism", she was excited by the possibilities of "collaborating to engage and make Judaism come alive for members” at EHRS.
She joins rabbis Mark Goldsmith and Emily Reitsma-Jurman on the ministerial team. Rabbi Kraft will become one of the congregation's emeritus rabbis.
Rabbi Goldsmith expected the new recruit to bring fresh "insights and skills into our synagogue as we work to adapt to the changing landscape of Jewish life and Jewish upbringing in our area, with the fast rate of expansion of Jewish day schools.
"She will help EHRS to build our campus into a thriving centre for prayer, learning and community for the 2020s.”
