Rabbi Rachel "Bluth" Rosenbluth is an artist, entrepreneur, traveller and educator interested in elevating beauty, meaning and aesthetic in Jewish Rituals.

As an artist and Soferet, she founded Tselem Creative Studio, specializing in Jewish ritual art and Ketubahs. Bluth was the Creative Director, Rabbi and curriculum designer for The School of Living Jewishly, a new and curated digital learning space, reimagining the Jewish learning experience. She designs and leads Jewish rituals, lifecycle moments, retreats and gatherings around the globe. 

Ordained in 2019 from Beit Midrash Har-El, Jerusalem's first Orthodox rabbinical program to ordain women, Bluth was then elected to a standing commission of Religions for Peace, a multi religious global network, working with the UN. Bluth traveled globally, collaborating with various spiritual communities. She taught Design Thinking at GIBS business school in Bangalore, and completed her TTC Yoga certificate with Sivananda Vedanta Ashram in South India. She recently graduated as a fellow of inter-religious dialogue from KAICIID International Dialogue Centre. She teaches with JLC and runs retreats with Moishe House. 

Bluth was the founder and Program Director for Achvat Amim Ruchani, in Jerusalem, program doing Israeli-Palestinian peace and justice work from a Jewish lens. She remains on the advisory committee of the program. As well, Bluth completed the IPCRI program 'Women Entrepreneurs Leading Change', promoting female empowerment and economic access as a basis for Israeli Palestinian peace-building. She founded TLV Seaside Shabbes, an ecstatic minyan on the shores of Tel Aviv which was featured in Beit Tfutsot / Anu Museum, the New Museum of the Jewish people in Tel Aviv. She also taught a weekly Jewish Meditation shiyur at Studio Naim in Jaffa. Over the past few years, she has studied at Mechon Hadar, Yakar, Yeshivat Simchat Shlomo, Pardes, and Matan Women’s Institute for Torah Studies.