Sunday May 28, 11 a.m. In-Person and Online
MEMORIAL DAY IS FOR ALL OF US
Rabbi Arron Stuckey-Rosovsky
Our guest for the Memorial Day Service, May 28, 2023, is Rabbi Stuckey-Rozovsky who presently serves the Congregation BethEl in Winchester, Virginia. The Rabbi is from Nova Scotia, Canada and was a student of Rabbinical studies in both United States and in Jerusalem, Israel.
Before joining Beth El Congregation, Rabbi Stuckey-Rozovsky served as the Director of Rabbinical Services of the Goldring/Woldenberg Institute of Southern Jewish Life in Jackson, Mississippi. He was also a traveling Rabbi in the southern United States, serving congregations that did not have full-time Rabbis.
During his first year of seminary, which took place in Jerusalem, Israel he served as a Liaison Officer to trauma psychologists of the Israel Defense Forces, learning their version of Master Resilience Training.
In addition to his Rabbinical endeavors, Rabbi Stuckey-Rozovsky has been in the Army National Guard for over 15 years. Having enlisted in 2006, he served in Providence College Army ROTC, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba and Bagram Airfield Afghanistan as Night Operations Battle Captain.
Since becoming a Chaplain, he has the distinction of being the first Jewish Chaplain in the 222-year history of the Mississippi National Guard and the first known Jewish Chaplain in the 383-year history of the Rhode Island Army National Guard. He currently holds the rank of Major and continues to serve in the Army Reserves as the Deputy Command Chaplain for the Army Corps of Engineers.
We are honored to welcome Rabbi Stuckey-Rosovsky for our Memorial Day service.