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Zach Dunn

7/11/2022

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Zach Dunn has spent his entire career as a professional not-for-profit director, specializing in religious institutions. Most recently, he was the Executive Administrator for Plymouth Congregational Church in Miami, Florida. He also served as the Executive Director for Congregation Mishkan Tefila in Brookline, Massachusetts, one of the oldest Synagogues in New England. Prior to that, Zach was the Director of Operations for the First Church in Boston, one of the oldest churches in America.

A 2010 graduate of the University of Massachusetts in Boston, Zach holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Sociology with a minor in History. He believes that his history in the church has been the best education he could have received. A self-proclaimed “Lifer”, Zach grew up in various church settings and has held various lay leadership roles, from lead vocalist on Sunday mornings all the way to board secretary. In his spare time, he enjoys musical theatre and barbershop singing!

​Zach and his wife Aimee have two children, Kaelib and Austin, and a whole host of animals. They are very much looking forward to being part of the Temple Chai community.

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      • Jewish Holidays >
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    • Early Childhood Center >
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