A Call to Teach
Whether Reform, Conservative, Orthodox, or Messianic—if you seek Torah, you are welcome here.
Torah is not the possession of any single movement. It belongs to all Israel, and the call to teach it belongs to those who have received it in chain and lineage. Following in the footsteps of my teachers—Rabbi Asher Meza, who opened doors to all seekers, and Rabbi Reuven Vega—this work is dedicated to spreading Torah wisdom without gatekeeping, without judgment.
The Kohanim carry an ancient responsibility: to bless, to teach, to serve as a bridge between the Divine and the people. That calling does not end when the Temple stands empty. It continues through every generation, in every context where Torah is shared and lives are transformed.
Our Work
Torah Teaching
Weekly Drashim, halachic guidance, and exploration of sacred text—offered in Orthodox practice, grounded in Talmud and Shulchan Aruch.
Chaplaincy & Service
Working within prison and institutional chaplaincy to bring Torah wisdom to those seeking meaning, redemption, and connection to Jewish faith.
Priestly Heritage
Preserving the lineage of the Kohanim and honoring the eschatological promise of restoration—when the Priestly Service will return to its rightful place.
A Vision of Restoration
The Kohanim are not relics of the past. We are stewards of an unbroken chain of blessing and teaching that stretches from Aaron to this moment—and extends toward a future when the Kohen priesthood will be fully restored to its ancient role. Until that day comes, we serve by spreading Torah, blessing the people, and maintaining the sacred responsibility entrusted to our lineage.
"May the Lord bless you and protect you. May the Lord make His face shine upon you and be gracious to you. May the Lord turn His face toward you and grant you peace."Numbers 6:24-26