Raising a Community, a Family, and Ourselves

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Raising a Community, a Family, and Ourselves
Insights From A Rabbi In San DiegoHardcover | 6″ x 9″ | 240 Pages
Written by: RabbiAvraham Bogopulsky
Published by: Mosaica Press

About this Book

To elevate ones life, the individual focuses on growth in three areas: oneself, ones family, and ones community. Ideally, he does so under the leadership and direction of his rabbi, who can offer specific and personalized guidance.Raising a Community, a Family, and Ourselvesshares thought-provoking anecdotes and lessons from three decades of the authors dynamic leadership as a pulpit rabbi that educate and encourage the individual in living a moral and elevated existence.
My beloved talmid Rabbi Avraham Bogopulsky has written a book of outstanding importance and relevanceThis is a book to be studied, internalized, and appreciated.
-Rabbi Berel Wein
Rarely do we read a book written by someone who is truly familiar with our mundane routines, compassionately empathetic with our daily dilemmas, and yet capable of finding practical, helpful, and inspiring solutions in authentic Jewish sources to our troubling questions. This book addresses real-life issuesand is a precious gift to all who seek practical wisdom from the Jewish tradition.
-Rabbi Dr. Tzvi H. Weinrib
Interesting, enlightening, inspiring, and entertaining Rabbi Bogopulsky conveys practical life lessons based on solid Torah sourcesA quality presentation!
-Rabbi Zev Leff
Rabbi Avraham Bogopulskyhas been the rabbi of Beth Jacob Congregation in San Diego for over twenty years. Born and raised in New York, he received his bachelors degree in psychology from St. Thomas Aquinas and his semichah from Rabbi Berel Wein. He continues to maintain a close rebbi/talmid relationship with Rabbi Leibel Reznick.
Rabbi Bogopulsky is involved with every part of the Jewish community in San Diego. He teaches at the local yeshiva high schools for both girls and boys. He maintains the current eruv in San Diego and administers the kashrus agency of the local Vaad. In addition, he provides pastoral care and leads the life-cycle events of his shul and community.
Rabbi Bogopulsky and his wife, Leah, raised five children in warm and sunny San Diego, who have since grown up, married, and moved to various communities in the United States and Israel.