Rabbi Robyn Fryer Bodzin is a passionate educator, spiritual leader, and writer whose rabbinate integrates Jewish tradition, pastoral care, and a deep commitment to community. Our rabbi was raised in Toronto and  after earning her first degree at York University, she lived and learned in Miami, Los Angeles, Jerusalem, Chicago and New York City until returning home to serve our community since 2019. Ordained at the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies, she also holds a Master of Social Work and a Certificate in Jewish Communal Service from Yeshiva University. Rabbi Fryer Bodzin oversees adult learning, our in-house kashrut,  and is the rabbi for the Little Minyan.

Rabbi Fryer Bodzin’s teaching draws on over two decades of experience in pulpit leadership, spiritual wellness, and Israel advocacy. Her voice is frequently featured in The Times of Israel, where she explores Jewish identity, ritual, and ethical living. A member of Rabbis Without Borders and an alumna of the Institute for Jewish Spirituality, she brings an open-hearted, inclusive approach to Torah study and communal engagement.

Her work bridges tradition and relevance, emphasizing authenticity, compassion, and the spiritual growth of the Jewish people. Her husband Aaron and daughter Ariella are active members of our community as well.