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Shmuel Herzfeld
Rabbi, Ohev Sholom Talmud Torah--The National Synagogue
Shmuel is Rabbi of Ohev Sholom--The National Synagogue,
the oldest Orthodox synagogue in Washington, DC. His communal responsibilities include teaching classes, coordinating adult
education, creating programs for the elderly,the youth, and the sick, and ministering to the pastoral needs of the congregation which currently includes more than 300 families.
He received rabbinic ordination from the
Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary,
an affiliate of Yeshiva University, and a
Masters in Jewish History from Bernard Revel
Graduate School of Yeshiva University.
He is a frequent guest columnist in newspapers and his writings have appeared in The New York Times and The Washington Post. He is also host of a weekly radio show called Shmoozin with Shmuel. He also teaches a regular class on Judaism at the US Senate.
He lives in Washington, DC, with his wife Rhanni,
and children Lea, Roey, Elai, Max, and Shia.
He is National Vice-President of Coalition of
Jewish Concerns—Amcha.
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