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Rabbi David Grossman has served the South Shore Jewish community on a bimah for fifty years. He began as a Torah Reader for Temple Beth Am, Randolph, while in high school and progressed to the cantorial position at Temple
Shaare Tefillah in Norwood for 35 years. He then served as Temple Beth Am’s cantor for ten years before taking on the dual roles of cantor and rabbi.
He attended Maimonides School, under the tutelage of Rabbi Joseph Soleveitchek, then earned a degree in English from UMass/Amherst. He attended Hebrew College and studied privately with Cantors Shelkan and
Semigran, A/H. Years of continued study led to his attaining Smicha from Rabbi Steven Blaine in New York. Rabbi Grossman continues as one of the two spiritual leaders for B'nai Tikvah.
Rabbi Grossman lives in Canton with his wife Diane. They have five children and eight grandchildren.
Email Rabbi Grossman at: dgrossman03@comcast.net
Shaare Tefillah in Norwood for 35 years. He then served as Temple Beth Am’s cantor for ten years before taking on the dual roles of cantor and rabbi.
He attended Maimonides School, under the tutelage of Rabbi Joseph Soleveitchek, then earned a degree in English from UMass/Amherst. He attended Hebrew College and studied privately with Cantors Shelkan and
Semigran, A/H. Years of continued study led to his attaining Smicha from Rabbi Steven Blaine in New York. Rabbi Grossman continues as one of the two spiritual leaders for B'nai Tikvah.
Rabbi Grossman lives in Canton with his wife Diane. They have five children and eight grandchildren.
Email Rabbi Grossman at: dgrossman03@comcast.net
Rabbi Loel Weiss, Rabbi Emeritus