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Pinner shul celebrates induction of Rabbi Jason and Rebbetzen Elise Kleiman
Rabbinical couple share their vision for 'a centre of Torah, community warmth, and spiritual growth'
Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis was among hundreds of guests as Pinner Synagogue celebrated the induction of Rabbi Jason and Rebbetzen Elise Kleiman.
The rabbinical couple said: “We could not have wished for a more meaningful and uplifting occasion to formally celebrate our induction as Pinner Synagogue’s rabbinic couple.
“We were provided with the most memorable and perfect celebration to launch a bright future for us and the Pinner community. May we grow together with blessing and success.”
The Chief Rabbi added: “A truly wonderful simcha. I was delighted to join the Pinner United Synagogue for their official welcome to Rabbi Jason and Rebbetzen Elise Kleiman, their outstanding new rabbinic couple.”
The Kleimans, who have three adult sons, replace Rabbi Ben and Rebbetzen Abi Kurzer who moved to become the senior rabbinic couple at Golders Green United Synagogue in 2024.
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