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Rabbi Stephen Fuchs joined Temple Beth Shalom of Vero Beach as Interim Rabbi, bringing with him decades of experience and a deep commitment to the Jewish community. Ordained in 1974 at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, Rabbi Fuchs has served congregations across the globe, including his tenure as Senior Rabbi at Congregation Beth Israel in West Hartford, CT, where he is now Rabbi Emeritus. Since joining Temple Beth Shalom, Rabbi Stephen Fuchs has quickly become an integral part of our community, bringing his extensive experience and deep commitment to Jewish life. Although new to Vero Beach, Rabbi Fuchs has seamlessly connected with our congregation, offering his spirit and strength—his ruach and koach—to every aspect of Jewish living. Rabbi Fuchs has already engaged with our members through worship services, life cycle events, and pastoral care, ensuring that each moment is filled with meaning and connection. His dedication extends beyond the synagogue, as he actively participates in local interfaith initiatives and community efforts, working to build bridges of understanding and compassion across the Treasure Coast. Whether through his involvement in gardening and sustainability projects or his leadership in Holocaust education through the Community One Initiative, Rabbi Fuchs strives to enrich the Jewish experience for all. His unique approach blends tradition with innovation, offering new ways to connect with Jewish values and teachings. Rabbi Fuchs is committed to making Temple Beth Shalom a true House of Shalom—a place of harmony, learning, and growth. He sees our congregation not just as a peaceful sanctuary but as a vibrant community where each member can thrive and contribute to making the world a better place. “Welcome to Temple Beth Shalom, where we are all part of one family,” Rabbi Fuchs shares. “I am eager to build meaningful relationships with our members, sharing in the joys and challenges of life, exploring our rich traditions together, and working towards a future filled with peace and understanding.” |
Repeatedly in the Bible, it is the woman who 'gets it' and the man who is clueless. Eve has been maligned for generations for the supposed fall of man, when in fact; she is the heroine of the elevation of humanity. ~
"Women (Em)Power" from "Why the Kof? Getting the Best of Rabbi Fuchs."
"Women (Em)Power" from "Why the Kof? Getting the Best of Rabbi Fuchs."
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