“Everyone’s very attractive. Three different guys got my number!” said Jade Shenker of Soul X events hosted by “millennial rabbi” Daniel Bortz.
Gen Z and Millennial New Yorkers are tapping into their Jewish roots in a more spiritual way -- and finding potential suitors -- at Soul X events, hosted by Rabbi Daniel Bortz . Gen Z and Millennial New Yorkers are tapping into their Jewish roots in a more spiritual way — and finding potential suitors — at Rabbi Daniel Bortz’son Instagram and hosts non-traditional spiritual gatherings, including sound baths and Shabbat sushi dinners, in fabulous lofts and apartments around Manhattan.
Prices range from $65 to $105 a person, and Bortz occasionally hosts events in Miami and on the West Coast as well as special high-holiday gatherings. “One couple event got engaged after meeting!” Raum, 27, said. “And they introduced me to my now boyfriend.”Shenker, who lives on the Upper West Side, said the upbeat environment makes it easy to chat.
“I was having an off week. I just turned 36 and being single in New York is hard because there are people everywhere, but it’s kind of a lonely city. People don’t have a lot of the same values as you a lot of the time,” she said. Shenker said she gave three guys her number at a Soul X event, and said the rabbi’s teachings really resonate with the young crowd.
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