Rabbi Dovid Harrison, religious leader and Lubavitch-trained rabbi at Congregation Beth Shalom in Red Bank spent time with Jewish residents and others at the Care One at Middletown before Passover, sharing thoughts and bringing comfort to residents.
The rabbi, who is also an attorney, has been teaching Jewish culture in the area for several years, He and his wife Hindy have three children and are both active in the community. He was invited to meet with residents at the care center at the request of residents who enjoyed an informal meeting with the religious leader.
Rabbi Harrison is a native of Miami Beach, Florida, attended high school in a French yeshiva and earned his bachelor‘s degree in Talmudic law from Yeshiva Gedolah Rabbinical College in Miami. He earned a master’s in Hebrew letters and was ordained from the Rabbinical College of America in Morristown; he earned his law degree from the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in Manhattan in 2004.
Rabbi Dovid Harrison, religious leader and Lubacitch-trained rabbi at Congregation Beth Shalom in Red Bank spent time with Jewish residents and others at the Care One at Middletown before Passover, sharing thoughts and bringing comfort to residents.
The rabbi, who is also an attorney, has been teaching Jewish culture in the area for several years, He and his wife Hindy have three children and are both active in the community. He was invited to meet with residents at the care center at the request of residents who enjoyed an informal meeting with the religious leader.
Rabbi Harrison is a native of Miami Beach, Florida, attended high school in a French yeshiva and earned his bachelor‘s degree in Talmudic law from Yeshiva Gedolah Rabbinical College in Miami. He earned a master’s in Hebrew letters and was ordained from the Rabbinical College of America in Morristown; he earned his law degree from the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in Manhattan in 2004.
Rabbi Dovid Harrison, religious leader and Lubacitch-trained rabbi at Congregation Beth Shalom in Red Bank spent time with Jewish residents and others at the Care One at Middletown before Passover, sharing thoughts and bringing comfort to residents.
The rabbi, who is also an attorney, has been teaching Jewish culture in the area for several years, He and his wife Hindy have three children and are both active in the community. He was invited to meet with residents at the care center at the request of residents who enjoyed an informal meeting with the religious leader.
Rabbi Harrison is a native of Miami Beach, Florida, attended high school in a French yeshiva and earned his bachelor‘s degree in Talmudic law from Yeshiva Gedolah Rabbinical College in Miami. He earned a master’s in Hebrew letters and was ordained from the Rabbinical College of America in Morristown; he earned his law degree from the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in Manhattan in 2004.
Rabbi Dovid Harrison, religious leader and Lubacitch-trained rabbi at Congregation Beth Shalom in Red Bank spent time with Jewish residents and others at the Care One at Middletown before Passover, sharing thoughts and bringing comfort to residents.
The rabbi, who is also an attorney, has been teaching Jewish culture in the area for several years, He and his wife Hindy have three children and are both active in the community. He was invited to meet with residents at the care center at the request of residents who enjoyed an informal meeting with the religious leader.
Rabbi Harrison is a native of Miami Beach, Florida, attended high school in a French yeshiva and earned his bachelor‘s degree in Talmudic law from Yeshiva Gedolah Rabbinical College in Miami. He earned a master’s in Hebrew letters and was ordained from the Rabbinical College of America in Morristown; he earned his law degree from the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in Manhattan in 2004.
