Temple Beth Zion was once running with only a dozen or so active members until Rabbi Moshe Waldoks walked through the doors.
Temple Beth Zion was once running with only a dozen or so active members until Rabbi Moshe Waldoks walked through the doors.
Temple Beth Zion was once running with only a dozen or so active members until Rabbi Moshe Waldoks walked through the doors.
Moshe Waldoks, a humorous rabbi and performer, revitalized Temple Beth Zion with his unconventional style. Known for incorporating humor into serious matters, Waldoks proves that joy and laughter can be crucial to spirituality. He became a rabbi at 47 and notably performed one-man shows blending comedy and faith.
His show, “You Can Live If They Let You,” was a recent success, and Waldoks has consistently embraced varied roles, including humorist, scholar, playwright and rabbi. His career demonstrates a willingness to explore diverse possibilities, emphasizing adaptability, education and luck as pathways to fulfillment.
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