Torah U-Madah Part 1: Is Secular Knowledge A Religious Imperative? by Rabbi Noach Light

Torah U-Madah Part 1: Is Secular Knowledge A Religious Imperative?

Rabbi Noach Light is the Mara D'Asra of East Boca Kehilla in Boca Raton, Florida. and heads the Halacha program for both Yeshiva Tiferes Torah of Boca and the Boca Raton Kollel. As a sought after speaker and educator, he has served as Scholar-in-Residence throughout the country in shuls, yeshivos, kollelim, and kiruv centers.


As a sought after speaker and educator, he has served as Scholar-in-Residence throughout the country in shuls, yeshivos, kollelim, kiruv centers, and college campus outreach programs.

 

The Light family moved to East Boca in the summer of 2012 as Rabbi Light became the first Rav of East Boca Kehilla. With his embracing personality, down-to-earth sense of humor and vast Torah knowledge, Rabbi Light has charted the course, articulated the mission and has been the driving force in the community's growth ever since.



In addition to his many communal responsibilities, Rabbi Light also directs the Beis Medrash Halacha program at Yeshiva Tiferes Torah of Boca and fields a variety of questions from both near and far.

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Rabbi Noach Light is the Mara D'Asra of East Boca Kehilla in Boca Raton, Florida. and heads the Halacha program for both Yeshiva Tiferes Torah of Boca and the Boca Raton Kollel. As a sought after speaker and educator, he has served as Scholar-in-Residence throughout the country in shuls, yeshivos, kollelim, and kiruv centers. As a sought after speaker and educator, he has served as Scholar-in-Residence throughout the country in shuls, yeshivos, kollelim, kiruv centers, and college campus outreach programs. The Light family moved to East Boca in the summer of 2012 as Rabbi Light became the first Rav of East Boca Kehilla. With his embracing personality, down-to-earth sense of humor and vast Torah knowledge, Rabbi Light has charted the course, articulated the mission and has been the driving force in the community's growth ever since. In addition to his many communal responsibilities, Rabbi Light also directs the Beis Medrash Halacha program at Yeshiva Tiferes Torah of Boca and fields a variety of questions from both near and far.

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