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![]() Dr. Steven D. Reece is founder and President of The Matzevah Foundation, a nonprofit organization incorporated in Georgia in 2010. He leads members and volunteers of the Foundation to educate the public about the Shoah (the Holocaust) and to restore Jewish cemeteries in Poland. Its purpose is to remember and honor the Jewish heritage of Poland, to restore what was lost due to the Shoah, and to reconcile Jews and Gentiles through a common mitzvah, or good deed.
Dr. Reece is an adviser for the European Jewish Cemeteries Advisory Network (EJCAN). EJCAN is a network "of more than 30 international experts representing a range of professional skills and expertise related to Jewish cemeteries who can be contacted for advice on a number of issues." He is also certified to teach about the Holocaust through Yad Vashem and Tel Aviv University. You may learn more about Dr. Reece's experience and credentials on his Linkedin profile. For ten years, Dr. Reece worked as a photojournalist before entering religious and charitable work. He is an ordained Baptist minister and is a graduate of Baylor University and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Dr. Reece received his Doctor of Philosophy in Leadership at Andrews University in 2020. |
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Steven D. Reece, PhDDr. Reece is actively engaged in Jewish-Christian dialogue and leads The Matzevah Foundation, Inc. in educating the public about the Shoah and Jewish cemetery restoration projects in Poland. He is an author and experienced speaker.
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