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Rabbinical Leadership

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Rabbi Baruch Frankel

Rabbi Baruch Frankel

Senior Rabbi

 

Rabbi Baruch Frankel was born and raised in London, UK, where he attended local schools before dedicating 12 years to advanced Jewish studies in Gateshead and Jerusalem. There, he received Semicha from Rabbi Yitzchok Berkowitz and earned a Master’s Degree in Jewish Education. Raised in a family deeply involved in teaching and communal work, Rabbi Frankel inherited a sense of joy and responsibility in serving the Jewish community.

He is an experienced public speaker and dynamic educator, known for his warm and approachable manner. Rabbi Frankel enjoys connecting with people of all ages and backgrounds and is passionate about his life’s mission: to use his skills, experience, and engaging personality to inspire and guide others in their Jewish growth. An avid traveler who has visited nearly thirty countries, a keen sports enthusiast, and creatively inclined, Rabbi Frankel lives by the motto, “Life is a onetime offer—use it well!”.

Rabbi Avram Bogopulsky

Rabbi Avram C. Bogopulsky

Developing a Torah Personality

Book Cover: Developing a Torah Personality

Rabbi Bogopulsky's first book, Developing a Torah Personality, was published by Mosaica Press. It is available at the following retailers:

Rabbi Emeritus

 

Rabbi Avram Bogopulsky was born and raised in the Boro Park section of Brooklyn, New York. He attended the Etz Chaim Yeshiva, and was actually in the last graduating class. From there his family moved to Flatbush where he attended high school at M.T.A. After high school, Rabbi Bogopulsky went to study abroad at Yeshiva Neveh Zion in Telshe-Stone, Israel. After almost two years, the Rabbi along with six others came to Yeshiva Shaarei Torah in Monsey, N.Y. Under the influence and guidance of his Rosh Yeshiva, Rabbi Berel Wein and the tutelage of his personal Rebbi, Rabbi Laibel Reznick, Rabbi Bogopulsky pursued a career in the Rabbinate. It was the inspirational words and messages of Rabbi Wein that instilled within Rabbi Bogopulsky a desire to be of service to Klal Yisrael.

In July of 1996, Rabbi Bogopulsky assumed the mantle of leadership at Beth Jacob Congregation San Diego where he served for 29 years before his retirement. Throughout his tenure, he was a member of the local Vaad HaRabbonim, taught classes at the local orthodox high schools, and also managed the College Area Eruv Corporation.

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