Leadership
Rabbi Courtney Berman
Rabbi Berman structures her rabbinate around the fundamental belief that every interaction provides an opportunity to form or strengthen meaningful connections, whether it is human connection, a feeling of closeness to God or one’s Judaism, or the experience of discovering the deep messages of one’s own soul. She shapes worship services, lifecycle events, classes, and pastoral interactions around this deeply-held belief and finds great meaning in giving a modern voice to ancient Jewish laws and traditions.
Rabbi Berman lives in Liberty with her husband Jeffrey and sons, Micah, Gavi, and Zeke.
Sarah Wilschek, MNP, Executive Director
Rabbi Franklin W. Muller, D.D. ; Rabbi Emeritus
Rabbi Muller served as Rabbi of Congregation Rodef Sholom from 1995-2020. Prior to coming to Youngstown, Rabbi Muller served for ten years as Rabbi of Temple Emanuel in Roanoke, Virginia, preceded by two years as assistant Rabbi at Temple Israel in St. Louis.
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