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Moshe Kesselman |
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 Raised in Johannesburg, South Africa, Rabbi Moshe Kesselman pursued Torah studies in yeshivos across Israel, Montreal, Australia, and New York.
For over 25 years, Rabbi Kesselman has served the Los Angeles Jewish community and has led Congregation Shaarei Tefilah for the past 15 years. He has personally guided more than 1,200 grooms in pre-marital classes and responds to hundreds of halachic questions a week from people around the world.
Known for his warmth, clarity, and practical teaching style, Rabbi Kesselman is passionate about helping students integrate Torah and Chassidus into everyday life.
What do you do when life stops making sense? Rabbi Yaakov’s grandfather, Elisha ben Avuyah, abandoned Judaism over a question he couldn’t resolve. Rabbi Yaakov faced the same pain and found a way to stay rooted. In this class, we explore his teaching that...
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There are Jews we love, Jews we avoid, and Jews we quietly write off. Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai’s teaching about three who eat at one table becomes personal when we look at his own family story: A tzaddik, a controversial son, and a grandson pulled out of r...
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Ever feel like you don’t know enough Torah to teach anyone? Rabban Yochanan ben Zakkai saw it differently: If you know even one line more than someone else, you already have something the world needs. Through his dramatic escape from Jerusalem and his vis...
Tired of every disagreement feeling like a war? Hillel and Shammai disagreed about almost everything, yet Hillel is the one who teaches us to love peace and pursue peace. This class explores how Hillel’s humility allowed him to see divine truth even in th...
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Ancient Wisdom for Modern Jews Navigating Conflict and Confusion.
What makes a teaching last for two thousand years? When it answers questions we never stop asking, like: How do you stay connected to people who see things differently? What does it mean to live for something bigger than yourself? How do you keep going wh...
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