Rabbinic services
Torah teaching
Torah education as a lifelong mission.
Rabbi Halevi's Torah education and advanced study inform his work as a teacher. He brings an Orthodox Sephardic perspective to learning, with a commitment to helping people strengthen their connection to Torah and Jewish identity.
His educational work includes Torah teaching and reading instruction. A community gathering or personal learning conversation can begin with the audience's questions, the subject they wish to study, and their familiarity with it. Discuss the topic and format directly so the learning is suited to the group.
For a group lesson, it helps to know whether the kehillah wants to work through a text together or begin with a broader introduction. Share the participants’ language and familiarity with the subject.
What families can expect
- Torah learning grounded in Orthodox Jewish tradition.
- Attention to the group's questions, background, and learning goals.
- Discussion of a suitable subject, language, and format.
Planning your occasion
- Describe the group, language, and learning goals.
- Share the proposed topic, date, and venue.
- Discuss length, format, and practical arrangements.
Choose a question to learn around
A good starting point might be a passage in the weekly parashah, a prayer you want to understand or a text your group has been discussing. Tell Rabbi Halevi who will be learning, which languages they are comfortable with and whether you are planning a single session or exploring a regular study rhythm.
Torah teaching
Questions & answers
No mandatory rabbinic service fee. Voluntary donations are welcome.
Can we ask about Torah reading instruction?
Yes. Torah reading instruction is part of Rabbi Halevi's teaching work. Share your reading experience, prayer tradition, and learning goals when you inquire.
Can a group ask for a session with mixed levels of experience?
Yes. Tell the rabbi what participants have studied before and what they are curious about, so the conversation about format can start with the group’s needs.
Is there a mandatory service fee?
No mandatory rabbinic service fee. Voluntary donations are welcome.
Can we inquire from outside Las Vegas?
Rabbi Halevi is based in Las Vegas and serves Jewish communities nationwide. Please reach out to discuss availability for your occasion.