Rabbi Wexler was ordained by the Jewish Theological Seminary (JTS) in 2017, where he also earned a master’s degree in Jewish Education from the William Davidson Graduate School of Jewish Education. During his rabbinical studies, he was a Wexner Graduate Fellow, a UJA Graduate Fellow, and a Leffell-AIPAC Fellow. He served as a Rabbinic Intern at Park Avenue Synagogue and a Rabbinic Fellow at B’nai Jeshurun, both in Manhattan, and trained as a chaplain at Mount Sinai Hospital. He also worked at Camp Ramah in the Berkshires and studied at the Hadar Institute. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Near Eastern & Judaic Studies and Philosophy from Brandeis University.

Before joining B’nai Torah, Rabbi Wexler served for nine years as Associate Rabbi at Temple Beth Sholom in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. During his tenure he touched every aspect of congregational life — leading worship, teaching learners of all ages, officiating at lifecycle events, and providing pastoral care. He created and facilitated meaningful Healing Services, built an award-winning Hebrew High School and Teen Engagement Program, and worked closely with numerous synagogue committees.

He has also held a range of leadership positions in the broader Jewish community, serving as President of the Southern New Jersey Tri-County Board of Jewish Clergy, Rabbinic Chair of the Goodblatt Academy’s Introduction to Judaism program, and Vice President of the Philadelphia Region of the Rabbinical Assembly.

Rabbi Wexler and his wife, Rebecca, are the proud parents of three children: Meyer, Gavi, and Eliana. Together they are committed to building a Jewish home filled with learning, kindness, gratitude, and joy. When he isn’t in the synagogue, Rabbi Wexler can often be found cheering passionately for Philadelphia sports teams — a devotion he most certainly intends to maintain, even after moving to South Florida.