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Rabbi Joseph Berman
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Rabbi Joseph Berman joined our
congregation in September 2010. The baton was passed
to him by Rabbi Sokoll at the
High Holiday Services
with both Rabbi's officiating.
The services were most uplifting and meaningful.
Originally from the flatlands of
Kansas, he received his BA from Wesleyan University in Connecticut.
He received rabbinical ordination from Hebrew College in Newton in June
of this year. Prior to serving as our rabbi, he worked in Conservative, Reform, and
Reconstructionist synagogues, on college campuses, and with Interfaith
Community Boston. He has also worked as an educator, community
organizer, and farmer.
Rabbi Berman is committed to emotionally engaging
and spiritually nourishing prayer, ritual, and Jewish practice in his
life and in the life of the congregation. He is also passionate about
facilitating engaging, relevant, and meaningful Torah study. Rabbi
Berman feels blessed to be part of such a warm and welcoming community.
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