“I am delighted we have a forward-thinking rabbi with the enthusiasm and essential communicative approach to grow a vibrant congregation. He is keen to establish the ideal infrastructure to encourage young families to [join] our membership.”
Rabbi de Beck Spitzer said he intended “to create a welcoming haven for those near and afar. In this era of globalism, I feel it essential that we think beyond conventional boundaries.”
The 180-member shul was previously served by Rabbi Vivian Silverman from 1995 to 2016.