Rabbi Joshua D. (Shuki) Klein is from Concord, California. After receiving his bachelor’s degree from San Diego State University, Rabbi Joshua traversed Eastern Europe to search for meaning among the sites of the Holocaust. Visiting various sites and camps was a transformational experience and led Rabbi Joshua to volunteer a learn Hebrew in Israel. Rabbi Joshua continued his education with a master’s degree in Jewish Civilization from Hebrew University, followed by two years at Yeshivat HaMivtar in Efrat. Then he decided to check out the Jewish scene in New York. He earned a master’s degree in Jewish Philosophy from YU and semicha from RIETS. During his time at YU, he was an JLIC Rabbinic Fellow at the University of Maryland. Prior to this exciting move to Philly, Rabbi Joshua... Read More
They’re always available and the sweetest best people to talk to- so grateful to have Rabbi Klein and his family here.
The Kleins go above and beyond to check in on the many students on our community and are super intentional about personalizing their support of everyone on their respective religious journeys. I always feel super comfortable going to Rabbi Klein for questions or to their home for events. I know there is so much I don't even know about that they are involved in and am so grateful they are here as a support.
Rabbi Klein and Sarah do so many programs for us and are always around lightening up the room/mood.
The Kleins are really just the best people. Everyone in the orthodox community at Penn looks up to and admires.
Rabbi And Sarah Klein are both amazing people and mentors are really helpful and loved by everyone in the community. I learn with the rabbi once a week and go to other shiur-type events, and always love learning from/with the rabbi.
Rabbi and Rebbetzin Klein have been great. Always available to talk and learn from, offer guidance and advice, and being there for everyone.
Rabbi Klein has been a constant resource during all my time at Penn. He has always been there for advice, halachik or otherwise and has been a strong positive role model and influence for our community. He has effectively helped us navigate some of the difficult times we’ve have over the past couple years.
I really like Rabbi Klein as a leader. He is very excited to integrate the students, welcomes us to his home for Shabbat, and has been a motivating factor for my involvement in Judaism.
They’re always available and the sweetest best people to talk to- so grateful to have Rabbi Klein and his family here.
The Kleins go above and beyond to check in on the many students on our community and are super intentional about personalizing their support of everyone on their respective religious journeys. I always feel super comfortable going to Rabbi Klein for questions or to their home for events. I know there is so much I don't even know about that they are involved in and am so grateful they are here as a support.
Rabbi Klein and Sarah do so many programs for us and are always around lightening up the room/mood.
The Kleins are really just the best people. Everyone in the orthodox community at Penn looks up to and admires.
Rabbi And Sarah Klein are both amazing people and mentors are really helpful and loved by everyone in the community. I learn with the rabbi once a week and go to other shiur-type events, and always love learning from/with the rabbi.
Rabbi and Rebbetzin Klein have been great. Always available to talk and learn from, offer guidance and advice, and being there for everyone.
Rabbi Klein has been a constant resource during all my time at Penn. He has always been there for advice, halachik or otherwise and has been a strong positive role model and influence for our community. He has effectively helped us navigate some of the difficult times we’ve have over the past couple years.
I really like Rabbi Klein as a leader. He is very excited to integrate the students, welcomes us to his home for Shabbat, and has been a motivating factor for my involvement in Judaism.
