Rabbi Miryam Wolfson has recently been ordained as a Rabbi and Hazzan (Cantor) from the Aleph Ordination Program, and is delighted to share her love of Jewish prayer and learning.
She is the Grandchild of immigrants and a former Biology professor. She has three adult daughters, her pride and inspiration, the joy of a new grandchild, and a very supportive spouse
She is founder of Congregation Shaarei Simchah, “Hebrew for Gates of Joy” a new hybrid inter-denominational congregation. In the past she has been co-leader of the Highland Park Minyan, Conservateve and in the past has served as teacher & Youth Choir leader at Temple Shalom, NJ, Reform an intern at TAO, Florida, Renewal, and as Hazzan for the Holy Days at AY Maine.
Miryam’s focus is threefold: Firstly, to share the healing power of prayer and community to overcome medical and personal challenges. Secondly, to share a practice of gratitude: for the miracles that enable life itself, while striving for social justice. Thirdly, to share a deep appreciation for, and an imperative to protect the gift of Creation. Miryam enjoys crafting original melodies, translations/interpretations of liturgy and inspiring texts. She enjoys baking, birding and bicycling.
She can be found at soundcloud.com/miryam-margo-wolfson, & Shaareisimchah.org.`
Miryam's Space 
Comments on: "About Rabbi Miryam" (3)
Thank you, Margo!
I heard your wonderful Ashrei and I’d love a copy!
I can feel the joy… great version!!
Thx
Cantor Debbie Katchko Gray
Hi Cantor Debbie, I’m so glad you liked it, I’m delighted to share. I cannot attach anything here, but my email is margolwolfson@gmail.com or share your email with me and I’ll send right away.