Our Clergy Our Jewish clergy serve as spiritual leaders and guides, fostering community, teaching traditions, and providing support through the various life cycles and challenges faced by their congregations.

RABBI MARC KLINE

Rabbi Kline served congregations for 31 years before “retiring” to Key West, FL., where he lives with his wife Lori. Prior to entering Rabbinical School, he practiced law in Little Rock, AR. He continues to work around the world and serves on National and International boards on matters such as Israel/Palestine, American Judaism and Interfaith Dialogue, Mental/Emotional Health, and the local arts.

Not only will Marc teach and co-lead worship services, he will add to our education programming and assist us in growing our mission, message, and visibility to the Fort Collins community. To quote Marc, “I have had such impactful teachers throughout my career. I am blessed to pay their love and dedication forward to others in the work I get to do.”

RABBI NATALIE FIELDS

Natalie began with us as a lay leader in 2003, and became our cantorial soloist when Rabbi Ted Stainman was hired as our first rabbi. She has had private voice training, and her lovely voice and musical interpretations have been enhanced by attendance at the URJ Olin Sang Ruby Union Institute’s Hava Nashira and Had’rachah programs. She has also furthered her Jewish education by completing a Darshan Yeshiva program. Natialie earned her bachelor’s degree at Douglass College and a master’s degree in library science at Rutgers University. In 2010 she became a registered health information technologist. She works as the senior health information manager at Columbine Health Systems and is the health information manager at Centre Avenue Health and Rehabilitation. She has two children, Miriam and Noah. We are delighted that Natalie shares her joy of music in prayer with us at most services.