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In this episode of The Spark, Dr. Weiss sits down with Rabbi Noach Karp and Rebbetzin Miriam Karp, a couple who recently moved to Memphis to engage with the Jewish community through Memphis Jewish Experience, exploring their life journeys and approach to community building. The Karps met through family matchmaking, lived in Providence and Columbus working with Jewish communities, and eventually moved to Memphis.
Their connection to Memphis began unexpectedly during a dads' trip to Israel, where Rabbi Karp met several Memphis community members, leading to their current work with the Memphis Kollel creating programming for the entire Jewish community regardless of observance level.
The Karps now run numerous community programs including "Chill Zone" for children, monthly "Scotch & Schmooze" gatherings, open Shabbat meals, and one-on-one Torah study sessions, while emphasizing Jewish unity and inclusivity.
In this episode of The Spark, Dr. Weiss sits down with Rabbi Noach Karp and Rebbetzin Miriam Karp, a couple who recently moved to Memphis to engage with the Jewish community through Memphis Jewish Experience, exploring their life journeys and approach to community building. The Karps met through family matchmaking, lived in Providence and Columbus working with Jewish communities, and eventually moved to Memphis.
Their connection to Memphis began unexpectedly during a dads' trip to Israel, where Rabbi Karp met several Memphis community members, leading to their current work with the Memphis Kollel creating programming for the entire Jewish community regardless of observance level.
The Karps now run numerous community programs including "Chill Zone" for children, monthly "Scotch & Schmooze" gatherings, open Shabbat meals, and one-on-one Torah study sessions, while emphasizing Jewish unity and inclusivity.