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Educational Specialist
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Lecturer of Advanced Hebrew
Yeshiva University
Rabbi Lawrence is a student-centered, research-based expert educator who transforms the classroom into an active and lively marketplace for ideas about language, text, culture and identity.
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Beloved by his students, he has guided hundreds of learners of all ages in navigating and gaining increased ownership over Jewish texts and language in Jewish day school, yeshiva and university settings across the New York Metropolitan Area.
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What Students Say about Rabbi Lawrence
Dovi L.
Freshman at Yeshiva University
"Rabbi Lawrence had displayed a true mastery of the Hebrew language, but what makes him so special is the way he is able to teach it! His lessons are interesting, enjoyable, and and sparked a passion for pursuing studying Hebrew further amongst his students."
Expert Mohel
Certified Mohel
Ranked #1 in NY, NJ and CT
Rabbi Lawrence, also known as "The Family Mohel," is the New York Metropolitan area's highest rated Mohel, serving Jews across the spectrum of affiliation and identity.
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Alongside surgical precision and expertise, Rabbi Lawrence brings a joyful and spiritually-rooted energy to his practice, grounded in the principles of outreach, embrace and love of the Jewish People.
Reviews from Families
Louis G. | Brooklyn, NY
"I can't over emphasize how courteous, sensitive, and professional R' Lawrence is not only with the milah, but with crafting the ceremony that's right for each family... Our pediatrician later remarked after examining our son that his circumcision was one of the best she's ever seen."
Guest Speaker
Guest Scholar and Chazan
Engaging, Insightful and Uplifting
Rabbi Lawrence has served as guest scholar and chazan in synagogues, Jewish retreats, and centers of learning across North America.
He infuses communities with meaningful spiritual insights, soulful davening and forges deep connections with community members.
Feedback from Communities
"I heard Rabbi Lawrence speak as a Scholar in Residence in Fair Lawn about his experiences as a mohel. His emphasis on the joy involved in the ritual was uplifting and inspiring."