I believe in God as the Creator of the universe. I am a witness to His glory on earth and compassion to the entirety of humanity. I strongly believe in His powers behind the human mind in the stride to achieve great things to enhance human dignity. But, on the quest to fight poverty or to escape the dungeon of under-development within deprived communities, I think it is a misconception to see preachers using His name to perform 'wonders' to achieve that aim.
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Rabbi Norbert Weinberg resides with his wife, Susan, in Newton, Massachusetts. He is the spiritual leader of Congregation Brothers of Joseph in Norwich, Connecticut, during weekends. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Yeshiva College and a Masters degree in Eucation from Rhode Island College. He was ordained as a rabbi at Yeshiva University of New York and occupied pulpits in Quebec City, Canada, New Bedford and Fall River, Massachusetts. Prior to his rabbinic career, he was an educator in Yonkers, New York. He has also taught at Ben Gurion University in Beer Sheba, Israel. For a number of years, he was as scribe at the Rabbinical Court of Massachusetts and a chaplain at the Walpole State Prison and convalescent homes. He is the author of "The Essential Torah" "Beyond the Wall" and "In the Footsteps" The rabbi has four daughters, three of whom live in Efrat, Israel and one in Suffern, New York. They all have large families, so he divides his time between pursuing his rabbinical duties and visiting with his family. The balance of his schedule is spent in writing and speaking engagements. He is fond of leading stimulating discussion and lectures throughout the United States to audiences from all walks of life. Rabbi Weinberg may be personally contacted at nswein@aol.com.
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