Mark H. Kula is a distinguished Jewish leader with over thirty years experience as a Rabbi, Cantor, Jewish educator, spiritualist, chaplain and social activist. Rabbi Kula has served congregations in New York, Florida, Montana and Colorado. His parents, Cantor Morton and Charlotte Kula z”l, and his family inspire him in his life’s calling. He holds degrees from Columbia University, The Jewish Theological Seminary, New York City University and the Rabbinical Academy of New York as well as Chaplaincy training.
Kula conveys Jewish wisdom in a welcoming and enlightening manner. The spirituality of music, a love of Torah and seeing the uniqueness of each person is essential in Kula's Rabbinate. Kula's lyric baritone inspires in prayer and concert. Rabbi Kula has earned distinction in education and innovative programming cultivating cultural, intellectual, and spiritual Judaism while building greater community. Rabbi Kula has developed Do It Yourself (DIY) programs empowering individuals to take charge of their Jewish lives. He places a high priority on nurturing relationships and fostering caring Kehilla (community), offering pastoral care, valuing relationships, and being a mensch. Kula beleives firmly that cultivating personal relationship upgrades our lives. Rabbi Kula is a member of OHALA Rabbinical Association, The Cantors Assembly and the Rocky Mountain Rabbinical Association. Rabbi Kula's role as a Spiritual Guide involves leadership in community activities, connecting to Israel, facilitating Tikkun Olam, raising awareness of social justice, and enlightening students of all ages. Mark is married to Dr. Coreen Duffy, Assistant Professor, Director of Choral Activities at CU Boulder, College of Music. They are proud parents of Charlotte (11) and Asher (9). Rabbi Kula thanks God every day for the blessings of life and Judaism.
