Today's Life
Rabbi Joshua Rose was born in Portland, Oregon. He received a degree in European and American history at Occidental College in Los Angeles and moved to Washington, DC, to work in public policy with the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism.
Rose received a masters in theological studies from Harvard Divinity School. He taught high school before going to HUC-JIR, where he was ordained in 2007.
That summer, Rose came to Har Hashem in Boulder. He has been the senior rabbi for a year.
Rose and his wife Channah have three sons, Eliav, Akiva and newborn Rafael.
COMING from a long line of rabbis, Rabbi Joshua Rose could not ignore what he describes as a gravitational force that attracted him into to the life of a Jewish leader.
Born and raised in Columbus Ohio, Rabbi Arthur Flicker received an undergraduate degree in history from Northwestern University and an MA in Jewish history from Ohio State University.
In 1990, Flicker was ordained by Rabbi and Professor Rueben Lukens of Florida who taught at Harvard Divinity School. Rabbi Flicker served at congregations in Texas and Ohio.
He became the rabbi at B’nai Israel, a Conservative congregation in Albuquerque, in 2005. He is married to Linda and they have two boys, A...
DAT Minyan has welcomed its new rabbi, Asher Klein.
Rabbi Klein holds a degree in accounting and rabbinical ordination from Yeshiva University.
He has taught Judaic studies in the Moriah School in Englewood, NJ, and in Manhattan Day School.
He comes to Denver from his position as assistant rabbi at Congregation AABJ&D in West Orange, NJ, where he helped found “West Orange Encounters,” an adult education program geared toward engaging Jews with limited Judaic background....
Originally, from Atlanta, Rabbi Mel Glazer received a degree in philosophy and Hebrew literature in a double degree program at Columbia and the Jewish Theological Seminary. Glazer received a masters in Judaica from JTS and was ordained in 1974.
He was a rabbi in Canada from 1992-1995. In 1995, he received his doctorate in grief and mourning from the Princeton Theological Seminary. Glazer has served at Temple Shalom in Colorado Springs for four years.
He is married to Ellen Mossman Glazer, a ...
Rabbi Richard S. Rheins, born in Cincinnati and raised in Indianapolis, has been the senior rabbi at Temple Sinai since 2005. Receiving his bachelor’s in telecommunications from Indiana University, Rheins’ life took a renewed turn toward Judaism when he went to Israel in 1981 and lived on Kibbutz Ein HaShofet.
Rheins attended HUC-JIR and was ordained in 1989. He served as an associate and senior rabbi at Temple Beth El in New York and Temple David in Pennsylvania.
In 2005, he succeeded fou...