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A collection of essays on the teachings and writings of Rabbi Larry Hoffman by 36 Jewish community leaders.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Foreword by Rabbi Daniel Zemel
Foreword by Rabbi Carole Balin
Piece by Dr. Rabbi Joel M. Hoffman
Introduction by Joseph A. Skloot and Lisa J. Grushcow
Part 1. The Worship Revolution
Section 1: Worship as Drama
Chapter 1: Liturgy as Art by Rabbi Sonja Pilz
Chapter 2: Worship: A conversation and vision by Professor Janet Walton
Chapter 3: Creativity is our Birthright by Liz A. Lerman
Section 2: Writing Prayers
Chapter 4: Memory, Vulnerability, and Return by Rabbi Angela Warnick Buchdahl
Chapter 5: Bridge of One’s Own by Rabbi David E. Stern
Chapter 6: How Prayers Mean by Rabbi Dalia Marx
Section 3: Reimagining Jewish Worship
Chapter 7: Notes on a Theology of the Internet by Rabbi Jodie M. Gordon and Rabbi Rachel Steiner
Chapter 8: Future of Jewish Prayer by Rabbi Daniel Medwin
Chapter 9: Jewish Values Shaped by Sacred Space by Dr. Richard S. Vosko
Chapter 10: Building Bridges by Yolanda Savage-Narva
Part 2. Rethinking North American Judaism
Section 4: You Are Here
Chapter 11: A Faith Bounded by Reason by Professor Andrew Rehfeld
Chapter 12: To be a Jewish Community, Worthy of that Name by Rabbi Arnold Eisen
Chapter 13: Reconstructing “belong” by Rabbi Deborah Waxman
Chapter 14: A View from Outside by Rabbi Daniel A. Judson
Section 5: From Common Cold to Uncommon Healing
Chapter 15: Living at the Margins by Rabbi Shira I. Milgrom
Chapter 16: Finding God with Other People by Rabbi Noa Rachael Kushner
Chapter 17: From Common Cold to Uncommon Pandemic by Professor Jonathan D. Sarna
Section 6: Non-Jews and Jewish Lifecycle Liturgy
Chapter 18: Abraham or Ruth? by Rabbi Joshua M. Davidson
Chapter 19: The Place Where Tradition and the World Collide by Rabbi Hilly Haber
Section 7: The Jewish Leader You Want to Be
Chapter 20: Speaking Differently by Cantor Sarah Grabiner
Chapter 21: Artists of the Jewish Message by Rabbi Joshua I. Beraha
Part 3. On What Jews Do and Believe
Section 8: What Counts for Jewish Knowledge
Chapter 22: What will “Jew” be? by Rabbi Delphine Horvilleur
Chapter 23: A Foot in Each Camp: Pushing the Boundaries of Both by Rabbi Tony Bayfield
Chapter 24: In Conversation with Silence by Rabbi Emily Langowitz
Section 9: Authenticity
Chapter 25: What Does it mean to be authentically Jewish by Cantor Jill Abramson
Chapter 26: On Authenticity by Rabbi Yael Splansky
Chapter 27: Choose Life by Rabbi Daniel Reiser
Section 10: Land of the Sick
Chapter 28: We Do Not Know What to Do by Rabbi Nicole Kauffman Roberts
Chapter 29: Time Zone of the Kingdom of the Sick by Rabbi Elliott Kukla
Section 11: I Do Believe
Chapter 30: Faith and Hope in Time of Challenge by Rabbi David H. Ellenson
Chapter 31: Hoffman’s Metafaith by Rabbi Gordon Tucker
Section 12: Recovery of Hope
Chapter 32: Ideas Matter by Professor Gordon W. Lathrop
Chapter 33: Ideas that Matter by Rabbi Margaret Moers Wenig
About the Contributors
Über den Autor / die Autorin
Joseph A. Skloot is the Rabbi Aaron D. Panken Assistant Professor of Modern Jewish Intellectual History and Associate Director of the Tisch Fellowship Program at Hebrew Union College in New York City.
Lisa J. Grushcow is the senior rabbi of Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom, the sole Reform synagogue in Montreal and Quebec.
Zusammenfassung
A collection of essays on the teachings and writings of Rabbi Larry Hoffman by 36 Jewish community leaders.
