A wounded rabbi in the attack of a synagogue becomes the global messenger of faith

Then he was finally home, in the circle of his family. Taking a moment for himself, he ate a quick meal. Then he returned to the rabbi's duty. There was a television interview to be done and as soon as it was over, Goldstein had received a long call from a national leader of Chabad-Lubavitch, the international Jewish movement who had brought him to Poway more thirty years ago.