Rabbi Weinstein has served congregations in the greater Boston, Atlanta, and Washington DC communities, in addition to spending time working in the Jewish Day School and Jewish Federation environments. Rabbi’s professional interests are relationship-based in the areas of community organizing, engagement, and creating a welcoming community.
Since ordination, Rabbi Weinstein has studied Professional Fundraising at Boston University, and achieved a Certificate in Nonprofit Management from Duke University. He is a trained Interim Rabbi from the Central Conference of American Rabbis and the Interim Ministry Network. He is also an Accredited Police Chaplain with the International Conference of Police Chaplains. In his spare time, Rabbi Weinstein volunteers as part of the Tulsa Police Chaplain Corps.
Outside the synagogue, Rabbi Weinstein enjoys spending his time with his family. Laurie, his wife, is an accomplished Cantor, also serving Temple Israel, while their son, Mose, is enamored with all things trains-related. Michael enjoys the classics- classic cars, music, movies, and motorcycles. Never one to pass up a good burger and a beer, he would be happy to join you for a cup of coffee and conversation!