Rabbi Larry Sernovitz

Friendships...
what kinds do we have? which ones do we need? Join us at Temple Kol Emeth tonight at 7:15 to do a deep dive in what friendships are all about. We will also be honoring June Wedding Anniversaries. All are welcome. Shabbat Shalom.

What an amazing experience this was! Thanks to Rep. Madeleine Dean for the invite and for your friendship and leadership. Howard Mortman thanks for sharing!

Daily Congress Prayer House June 4, 2019 Rabbi Lawrence Sernovitz, Nafshenu, Cherry Hill, New Jersey "When Rabbis Bless Congress: The Great American Story of Jewish Prayers on Capitol Hill" Order the new book now here: https://www.whenrabbisblesscongress.com...

Sukkot comes in tonight. Also known as Zman Simchateinu, the season of our joy, it is a time where we outdoors and welcome people in the warm embrace of the Sukkah. The sukkah is a temporary dwelling that reminds us of the fragility of life. We welcome people into the Sukkah who are no longer with us, allowing their love and legacy to live on. Who would you invite into the sukkah? What lessons have they taught you?

Chag Sameach and Shabbat Shalom.

Another great review! Thanks Alex Ryberg and Angela Kuehn for the gifts of heart and soul that you give to each other every day! Loved working with you. All my best for a beautiful and inspiring marriage!
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Rabbi Larry was the perfect pick for our wedding. I come from a Jewish background, while my Wife does not, and Rabbi Larry was able to make us both feel comfortable with each and every meeting. We met multiple times (something i don't believe is ever offered by others) and each meeting was incredibly fulfilling and useful. At the day of our Wedding, Rabbi Larry made everyone in attendance comfortable. He was extremely professional, well spoken, touching and thoughtful. We had multiple comments from many guests complimenting Rabbi Larry and even had a comment from people who wished Rabbi Larry did their service instead of who they had when they got married (not a bad thing to hear!). Overall, we cannot say enough good things about Rabbi Larry and do not have a single moment of hesitation to warmly recommend him to anyone looking for a Rabbi for any important event in your life.

Another great review on The Knot Wedding Services

Thanks to Steve Bialick and Jaclyn Hart Bialick for this wonderful review! You two are an amazing couple and your wedding day was spectacular. It was such a blessing to be with you. Much love!!!

"Rabbi Larry was incredible. From the moment we met him - about 1 year before our big day - we knew he was going to take our special day and truly bring out the special. Without question, he went above and beyond to make our love shine both before, during, and after our wedding ceremony. Rabbi Larry reinforced for my wife and I the importance of love, happiness, connection, communication, and spirituality. He was sure to incorporate things that were most important to us in the most beautiful way, and our guests still talk about the magical ceremony he led. Beyond the brief marriage ceremony itself, we know Rabbi Larry will be a part of our lives forever and we could not be more grateful for every aspect of our marriage that he brought to light. We learned so much about ourselves with his guidance, and would be remiss if we did not recommend him with ALL the stars to Jewish couples looking for an awesome, genuine, caring, and loving wedding officiant."

So excited to share the official Best of Weddings badge! Once again, thanks to all the amazing wedding couples for making this happen.

For newly engaged couples, wedding season is here. Call me or send me a message to discuss how we can make your wedding one that your guests and loved ones will remember for years to come.