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Born and raised in Toronto, Canada, Rabbi Yaakov Rich earned a BA in economics from York University. His Torah studies include Yeshivas Ohr Somayach in Monsey and Ner Israel Rabbinical College in Baltimore. Rabbi Rich received rabbinical ordination from Rabbi Avrohom Pam, zt”l, Rosh Yeshiva of Torah V’Das. Over the past 16 years, he has taught, lectured and written on a wide range of Torah topics including Chumash with commentaries (Bible studies), halacha (Jewish law), hashkafa (Jewish philosophy and outlook), and Gemara (Talmud study) reaching learners of all ages. Each of his explorations into any Torah topic brings a clear, practical message which his students find relevant and meaningful on a personal level.



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2 Comments »

  • Natan Pierce said:

    Nice site- fun group;

    Found your website from the newspaper article in the Dallas Morn News- (I am in Philly)

    May G_D continue to shine His Face upon your congregation.

    Shalom,

    Natan

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  • Kosher Travel Info said:

    Very nice site. Glad to know that there is a Frum kehila in Dallas for our brothers who travel to the area and need a place to Daven.

    We added Congregation Toras Chaim of Dallas to our Worldwide Minyan database so other Yidden looking for a place to Daven when traveling in Dallas can find you:
    http://www.koshertravelinfo.com/minyan/minyan.php?Congregation-Toras-Chaim-of-Dallas-453

    May you all be blessed with all הברכות הכתיבה בספר התורה הזאת

    Reply

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