Paul J. Citrin has served various congregations as a rabbi over forty years. He is retired from the pulpit, but teaches in synagogues and community centers. He is the coauthor of Gates of Repentance for Young People (2002) and Ten Sheaves: A Collection of Sermons and Articles (2014), and editor of Lights in the Forest: Rabbis Respond to Twelve Essential Jewish Questions (2014).
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