“Jennifer tells Jewish stories with a beautiful inspiring energy that comes directly from her heart!”

  — Peninnah Schram, storyteller and author of “Jewish Stories One Generation Tells Another.

  “When Jennifer tells stories from the bima, our congregants feel the spirit of Shabbat in their very bones.”

  — Rachel Glaser, Education Director, Beth Israel Congregation in Owings Mills, MD

  “Jennifer Rudick Zunikoff is a brilliantly talented storyteller who gets into the inner depths of the characters that she portrays, personifying the mannerisms and     expressions that make them unique. She is able to deliver a much larger story than the individuals she portrays and to spark a flame inside each person in her        audience. Jennifer brought our Women’s Department alive at our annual meeting, honoring the work that we have done over the years through the eyes and      experiences of five women. As a result of her extensive research, she was able to articulate the broad scope of our programming and warmth through these  women’s experiences and personalities. The power of these stories told a beautiful tale and honored the valuable work we engage in each and every day.”

— Robin S. Levenston, Vice President, Women’s Department,
THE ASSOCIATED: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore

“Jennifer is a master teacher! Her workshops demonstrate that she has thoroughly plumbed the depth of her material, drawing on its richness to present powerful lessons on living with a sense of awe and wonder.”

— Rabbi Justin S. David, Congregation B’nai Israel in Northampton, MA

“My bubbie would have said that Jennifer has ‘aleh mylas’, every good quality. At Chizuk Amuno Congregation, we have brought her to the Religious School, to the Day School, and to our High School programs. I have heard her over and over again, and never grow tired of listening to this extraordinarily talented artist.”

— Dr. Paul D. Schneider, Headmaster, Krieger Schechter Day School at Chizuk Amuno Congregation in Baltimore, MD

“Jennifer’s storytelling allows our students to actually step in and experience the timeless world of her stories. When she is finished speaking, the students see our world through different lenses.”

— Alex Weinberg, Director of Rosenbloom Religious School and Youth Activities, Chizuk Amuno Congregation in Stevenson, MD