Sephardic Heritage Path

At TEMIMA, our Menahel, Rabbi Green, has spent a lifetime seeking wisdom from Gedolim across the spectrum. In particular, he takes pride in having spoken in learning or heard shiurim from at least six Sephardi Chief Rabbis of Israel (Rishon LeZion).

Whether you are a Sephardi-at-heart Ashkenazi or are proudly Sephardi and are looking to explore more, rest assured that our Sephardic Heritage Path honors the richness of Sephardic Torah, minhag, and mesorah. Sephardic students at TEMIMA find a true home where their heritage is celebrated, their minhagim are respected, and their connection to the great Chachamim of Sepharad is strengthened and deepened — both in the classroom and in the Beit Midrash.

Whether studying the teachings of the Ben Ish Chai, the Rambam, Maran HaRav Ovadia Yosef zt"l, or learning the depth and music of Sephardic tefillah, students develop a profound pride in their heritage and the tools to bring it into their own homes and communities.