Rabbi Jerry Kudan holds master’s degrees in Jewish Studies and progressive, student-centered education. Currently, he is pursuing a Ph.D. in which he is developing a school curriculum to teach Bible to teens in a personally meaningful way.
During his rabbinic training, he served as an interfaith spiritual care chaplain in a hospital, and he led a small Jewish congregation for five years. His experience includes teaching, supporting, and mentoring students of all ages.
Through his work, he helps Jews to develop deeper connections with God based on the teachings of the Torah, Prophets, and Writings (the Hebrew Bible), and he helps Christians to better understand the Jewish roots of the Christian faith.
Rabbi Jerry was raised in Conservative Judaism, and he has appreciation for his family’s lineage as Kohanim (descendants of the priesthood of Aaron from the tribe of Levi).
He has years of experience working with Spirit-filled Christian ministries of healing and deliverance, through which he has witnessed many people having profound, life-changing breakthroughs, being set free from all sorts of challenges and limitations.
Academic Background:
M.A. and Rabbinic Ordination – Hebrew Union College
M.Ed. – Prescott College
B.A. – Skidmore College
(Ph.D. in Jewish Studies – Jewish Education, currently in progress)
Abigail has great love for God, prayer, and Judaism, and she enjoys celebrating holidays in personally meaningful ways. She aspires to help others, especially women and children, to find hope and comfort in Scripture, as well to deepen their connections with God.
Academic Background:
M.A. in Teaching – Northern Arizona University
B.A. – Cornell University