Marc J. Rosenstein
Rabbi Marc Rosenstein is an accomplished author and educator who has made significant contributions to Jewish education and leadership. He grew up in Chicago and was ordained at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in New York. Over his career, Rabbi Rosenstein has been deeply involved in the Reform movement and has served in various capacities, including as a congregational rabbi and as the director of the Israel Rabbinical Program of the Hebrew Union College in Jerusalem.
In addition to his rabbinical duties, Rabbi Rosenstein has been a prolific writer, focusing on Jewish history, culture, and education. His works often explore the complexities of Jewish identity and the challenges of Jewish education in contemporary society. He is known for his ability to make Jewish history accessible and engaging to a broad audience, blending scholarly insight with practical applications in education and community life.
Rabbi Rosenstein's contributions extend beyond writing and teaching. He has been involved in numerous educational initiatives aimed at fostering understanding and dialogue among different Jewish communities. His commitment to education is reflected in his role in founding and directing the Galilee Foundation for Value Education, a non-profit organization that develops educational programs promoting pluralism and coexistence in Israel. His work has had a lasting impact on both his students and the broader Jewish community, making him a respected figure in Jewish educational circles.