Introducing RemoteShul!
Learn more about our mission, community, and resources.
OUR mission
Looking for a virtual Jewish Community? Welcome to RemoteShul!
Are you a Jew seeking connection and support in your Torah journey and don’t know where to find it? Join RemoteShul, an online community that brings together individuals looking to form an online Orthodox community. Our mission is to create a space where you can navigate the world of Torah online, foster meaningful connections, and receive personalized guidance from an experienced Orthodox Rabbi. Join a community that embraces and supports you on your spiritual path.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is RemoteShul???
This isn’t a Shul! Isn’t Shul a place to daven (pray)?
Yes! But in today’s Jewish Community, the shul represents something more than a place to daven; Shul memberships is synonymous with membership in the community. RemoteShul is not a place to daven, but aims to provide direction and fill the communal void for those who may not members of a traditional shul.
What is an online community?
See for yourself! RemoteShul has many of the features of social media, but without trolls, hate speech, and politics. Our community provides members with a space for discussions dedicated to religious growth with Rabbinic oversight. All members are approved by Rabbi Hoberman and will be removed for acting in a way that is not consistent with RemoteShul’s values.
How much does membership cost?
Basic membership is free, providing you access to our discussions and weekly bulletin. Premium membership is $19.99/month and provides you with access to our Rabbi, Rabbi Scott Hoberman. Premium members will have the opportunity to set up private meetings with Rabbi Hoberman in our OfficeHours space, attend premium classes such as our monthly Live Q&A, and will have the opportunity to provide direction for the future of RemoteShul.
About our rabbi
Meet Rabbi Scott Hoberman
The RemoteShul community shares Torah from resources across the internet, with Rabbi Hoberman helping navigate and available for personal guidance.
rabbi
Scott Hoberman
Rabbi Scott Hoberman is a Rabbinic Coordinator for OU Kosher and a member of the Manhattan Beis Din for Conversion. He received his Rabbinic Ordination from Yeshiva University’s Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary and completed a four year advanced rabbinic training fellowship in Yeshiva University’s Wexner Kollel Elyon. He has served as Rabbi of Brith Sholom Beth Israel (Charletson, SC) and as Assistant Rabbi at the Riverdale Jewish Center (Bronx, NY.)
