Teaching Torah. Building community.
Reform Rabbi · Jewish Educator · Songleader
I am a Reform rabbi, educator, and songleader serving as Assistant KESHER Director and Music and Tefilah Specialist at Larchmont Temple. Through teaching, worship, pastoral care, and creative interpretation, I help people find meaningful ways into Jewish life.
For search committees
Explore my experience in congregational education, worship, and pastoral care in the search-committee portfolio. Alongside my résumé and sermons, the Reichenbach Family Archive offers a window into how I connect Jewish memory, original sources, and teaching.
Leading learning in community
As Assistant Director of KESHER at Larchmont Temple, I work alongside educators, clergy, staff, learners, and families to strengthen Jewish learning across the congregation. That includes helping redesign a K–7 spiral curriculum, mentoring educators, supporting the program's daily work, and building worship and learning experiences for people of different ages.
Midrash, made visible
VisualMidrash brings Jewish texts into conversation with the visual language of art. Each work begins with a verse, a rabbinic argument, or a silence in the text and uses image-making to ask what becomes visible when interpretation takes form. The project is both artistic and educational: a way to slow down, look closely, make an argument, and invite another reader into the conversation.
Rabbinic work grounded in attention
Songleading, worship, and teaching
I am a musical rabbi and songleader. Guitar and communal singing have been part of my Jewish life for more than twenty years. From Tot Shabbat and family tefillah to Shabbat and holiday worship, children’s choirs, camps, and classrooms, I use music to help a room breathe, participate, learn, and pray together.
In classrooms, sanctuaries, hospitals, and communal spaces, my work begins with the same commitments: listen closely, take the text seriously, and help people find a genuine way into Jewish life.