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Rabbi Kathleen was born in Utrecht, in The Netherlands. She was awarded an MA in Semitic Languages and Cultures at the University of Amsterdam in 1994, and an MA in Jewish Studies at the Leo Baeck College in 1999.<\/p>\nRabbi Kathleen was born in Utrecht, in The Netherlands. She was awarded an MA in Semitic Languages and Cultures at the University of Amsterdam in 1994, and an MA in Jewish Studies at the Leo Baeck College in 1999.<\/p>\n
In 2000 Rabbi de Magtige-Middleton was ordained as a Rabbi at the Leo Baeck College; her thesis was \u2018An Introduction to the Commentary on Leviticus by Don Abravanel; Translated with Introduction and Notes\u2019. In the same year she was appointed full-time minister at The Liberal Jewish Synagogue in St. John\u2019s Wood, London.<\/p>\n
From 2001 to 2004 Rabbi Middleton was a lecturer in Chumash at the Leo Baeck College, and from 2004 to 2005 she was a lecturer there in Parashot and Haftarot. In 2005 she became an occasional lecturer in Judaism at The Muslim College. Since 1998 Rabbi de Magtige-Middleton has been a member of Kent House Group, a Jewish-Christian Women\u2019s Dialogue Group, and in 2005 she became co-chairman of the Liberal Judaism Biennial Conference.<\/p>\n
Rabbi Middleton was appointed as Minister of Middlesex New Synagogue and successor to Rabbi Simon Franses z\u201dl in 2008.<\/p>\n
She is married to David de Magtige; they have three young children: Emma, Victoria and Alexander.<\/p>\n
Contact Rabbi Kathleen de Magtige-Middleton<\/a><\/p>\n Sermons and articles<\/strong><\/p>\n