Rabbi David Kuperman

Rabbi David Kuperman received his rabbinic ordination from Rabbi Joseph Gelberman with the goal of serving others as a spiritual leader, a teacher, a community builder, a pastoral counselor, and a singer of songs that open hearts. He is an author and scholar who seeks to bring relevance and passion to spiritual practice, family observance, life cycle events, healing, and education. His celebration of Judaism is joyful and profound, innovative and traditional, respectful and inclusive, and egalitarian and accessible. It affirms the rich spiritual, intellectual, and social heritage of Judaism in the wider context of American society. Rabbi Kuperman supports individuals and communities in working toward tikkun olam, the repair of the world, through the pursuit of justice and the practice of compassion. He takes a special interest in human rights and genocide prevention.