Education

  • Rabbinic Smicha
    Talmud Honors Program
    Jewish Theological Seminary
    New York, NY

  • Masters in Hebrew Literature
    The Jewish Theological Seminary

  • Bachelor of Arts with Honors
    Magna Cum Laude: Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Alpha Theta
    City College of New York
    New York, NY

Experiences

  • Senior Rabbi
    Or Olam
    E 55th St NYC

  • Senior Rabbi
    Instituted a Shabbat Lunch and Learn in which on a variety of topics have attracted double the amount of congregants who attend. Many who have attended who were not members have since joined our congregation.
    Congregation Beth Ohr
    Old Bridge, New Jersey

  • Senior Rabbi
    Oxford Circle Jewish Community Center
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

  • Senior Rabbi
    Temple Beth El
    Allentown, Pennslyvania

  • Gratz Hebrew College
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

  • St. Joseph University
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

  • Arcadia College
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

  • Muhlenberg College
    Allentown, Pennsylvania

  • University of Manitoba
    Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

  • Patten Bible College
    Oakland, California

  • The Lehrhaus UC Berkely
    Oakland, California

Latest Publications

  • Antisemitism and the Tribe

    Authors: Rabbi Eugene A. Wernick

    2026

    A historical examination of what it means to be a Jew. Not just a religion or a nation but a familial relationship going back to its origins in the land of Israel. An extended family with feelings of kinship that does not obviate differences of opinions but celebrates them. An easy target for those who wish to hate someone or something because you will always be able to find some Jew who believes or does something you do not believe or hate.

  • A Gateway to the Kabbalah

    Authors: Rabbi Eugene A. Wernick

    2015

    This publication offers the reader an accessible and chronological presentation of the history and development of this most unique of philosophies. What were the political influences on its development? How much impact did other cultures have? Learn and explore as you go along on this historical journey. Perfect for adult education sessions or Hebrew high school discussions.

Languages

Hebrew

Fluent

Aramaic

Fluent

Yiddish

Fluent

German

Strong working knowledge

French

Strong working knowledge

Greek

Knowledgeable

Latin

Knowledgeable