Yehuda Sarna
Yehuda Sarna is an influential American rabbi and educator known for his work in interfaith dialogue and Jewish community leadership. He serves as the University Chaplain and Executive Director of the Bronfman Center for Jewish Student Life at New York University. Rabbi Sarna was educated at Yeshiva University where he received his rabbinical ordination. Throughout his career, Rabbi Sarna has been deeply involved in building bridges between diverse religious communities. He has played a pivotal role in fostering understanding and cooperation between Jewish and Muslim communities in particular. In addition to his duties at NYU, Rabbi Sarna is also known for his innovative approaches to Jewish education and community engagement. He has initiated various programs that aim to enhance Jewish life and promote cultural and religious pluralism. His efforts extend beyond the university setting, influencing broader societal attitudes towards religious diversity. Rabbi Sarna is also an author and a speaker, contributing to discussions on religion, community building, and interfaith relations. His work has not only enriched the Jewish community but also contributed significantly to the dialogue and cooperation among different faith groups. His leadership and commitment to education and interfaith understanding make him a respected figure in religious and academic circles.