Alana Joblin Ain curates spiritual and creative offerings in service of a sacred middle.
She and her husband, Rabbi Dan Ain, have been creating opportunities for meaningful dialogue and artistic expression for the past decade, coast-to-coast -- from basements in Brooklyn to sanctuaries in San Francisco.
A writer and teacher, Alana shares narratives rooted in art, faith, and freedom of expression.
Alana’s work has been published widely and can be found in Modern Loss, Tablet, The New York Times, The Forward, Mothering Through the Darkness, Crab Orchard Review among other publications. Click on the images below to read.
