Brian Tice is a Hebrew and Judaica Research scholar with Manuscript Research Group/Inspired Exhibit and a rabbi. Since receiving semikha in 2000, he has served as chazzan, zaqen, and moreh and as a guest speaker on the “Torah Foundations of Faith” radio program. Over the past several years, Rabbi Tice has taught Biblical Hebrew, Biblical Aramaic, Tanakh Survey, Tanakh Exegesis, and Hermeneutics, for a number of higher education institutions. He is the author of several works, including Reflecting on the Rabbis: Sage Insight into First-Century Jewish Thought (2017), Kosher Ketosis: A Treif-Less Approach to Keto Living (2019), The Other Cassius Clay (2020), Sefer Tagin: An Ancient Sofer Manual (2021), and several articles.

Rabbi Tice׳s contributions to tikkun olam include service as an advocate for victims of violence crime, a board member for Habitat for Humanity and a frequent volunteer at Little Mary's Hospitality House (which serves families with children battling life-threatening, terminal, or debilitating illnesses or conditions). He has volunteered with America׳s Promise, the Willing to Wait abstinence education program, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Kalamazoo, Ministry with Community (a homeless drop-in center), and other outreaches to the homeless and/or disenfranchised.