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The Maggid Method: Rabbi Reuben Poupko
Rabbi Rueben Poupko is Rabbi of Beth Israel Beth Aaron in Montreal, Canada.
His father was a rabbi, and his grandfather was a rabbi, too.
After 43 years, Rabbi Poupko recognizes very well the dilemma that pulpit rabbis face everytime they get up to speak.
So how does a rabbi go about keeping his congregation interested and engaged?
By being a lifelong learner - in terms of substance, and in terms of style.
Rabbi Poupko sees the role of a sermon as multifaceted - sometimes you’re there to teach, but sometimes you’re not teaching your congregation anything new - but giving expression to what’s in their hearts.
In this episode of the Maggid Method - we’re treated to over 4 decades worth of public speaking wisdom, rabbinic advice, and unbelievable true stories from a seasoned pulpit veteran who’s never written down a word of his sermons…
Like -
- the best speaking tone for delivering a Drasha,
- how to encourage better behavior,
- which order to speak at a funeral,
- and when to accept that - some things will just never change.
I learned, laughed and even cried during my interview with Rabbi Rueben Poupko.
Visit Beth Israel Beth Aaron online at: https://www.shul.org/
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➡️ Did you know there's method for cutting straight through to an audience’s heart, grabbing their attention - and holding it - and making a memorable impact with your presentation?
The best speakers in the world utilize it, and now you can, too - every time you get up to speak.
➡️ Download your free Maggid Method of Public Speaking template at: https://maggidmethod.com/
➡️ The Maggid Method will teach you how to:
- find your authentic voice,
- craft meaningful presentations,
- manage people's attention,
- and build unbreakable bonds with your audience
➡️ Go to https://maggidmethod.com/ and download your free copy now.
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Rabbi Rueben Poupko is Rabbi of Beth Israel Beth Aaron in Montreal, Canada.
His father was a rabbi, and his grandfather was a rabbi, too.
After 43 years, Rabbi Poupko recognizes very well the dilemma that pulpit rabbis face everytime they get up to speak.
So how does a rabbi go about keeping his congregation interested and engaged?
By being a lifelong learner - in terms of substance, and in terms of style.
Rabbi Poupko sees the role of a sermon as multifaceted - sometimes you’re there to teach, but sometimes you’re not teaching your congregation anything new - but giving expression to what’s in their hearts.
In this episode of the Maggid Method - we’re treated to over 4 decades worth of public speaking wisdom, rabbinic advice, and unbelievable true stories from a seasoned pulpit veteran who’s never written down a word of his sermons…
Like -
- the best speaking tone for delivering a Drasha,
- how to encourage better behavior,
- which order to speak at a funeral,
- and when to accept that - some things will just never change.
I learned, laughed and even cried during my interview with Rabbi Rueben Poupko.
Visit Beth Israel Beth Aaron online at: https://www.shul.org/
_________
➡️ Did you know there's method for cutting straight through to an audience’s heart, grabbing their attention - and holding it - and making a memorable impact with your presentation?
The best speakers in the world utilize it, and now you can, too - every time you get up to speak.
➡️ Download your free Maggid Method of Public Speaking template at: https://maggidmethod.com/
➡️ The Maggid Method will teach you how to:
- find your authentic voice,
- craft meaningful presentations,
- manage people's attention,
- and build unbreakable bonds with your audience
➡️ Go to https://maggidmethod.com/ and download your free copy now.