Physically Distant but Never Disconnected: Thoughts for Shavuot
Shared by Adam Minsky, President & CEO, UJA Federation of Greater Toronto
We are grateful to have received the below recommended readings from rabbis across our community..
Seasons of Love: Rabbi Sacks on Shavuot – recommended by Rabbi Wayne Allen
Egalitarian Society, Jewish Style – recommended by Rabbi Dr. Rafi Cashman
Auschwitz or Sinai? – recommended by Rabbi Adam Cutler
Shavuot and the Meaning of the Covenant – recommended by Rabbi Ed Elkin
Shavuot Message – recommended by Rabbi Aaron Flanzraich
Corona and Keter, Disease and Divinity – recommended by Rav Baruch Frydman-Kohl
Kabbalah, Chassidism and Jewish Mysticism- Text of the Tanya: Chapter 32 – recommended by Rabbi Moshe Goldman
Halachic Perspectives on the Coronavirus – recommended by Rabbi Dr. Seth N. Grauer
Reflections on Torah Education and Mis-Education – recommended by Rabbi Jarrod Grover
What is Emunat HaKhamim? – recommended by Rabbi David Kadoch
Hilchos Yom Tov – recommended by Rabbi Elishai Kohananoo
A Brief History of Torah Study – recommended by Rabbi Howard Morrison
The Bones of Brisk – recommended by Rabbi John Moscowitz
The Mitzvah to Encourage the Convert – recommended by Rabbi Louis J. Sachs
Rupture and Reconstruction: The Transformation of Contemporary Orthodoxy – recommended by Rabbi Yossi Sapirman
Shavuot: Torah is Life – recommended by Rabbi Phillip Scheim
The Exquisite Challenge of Care – recommended by Rabbi Michal Shekel
Ten Jewish Sensibilities – recommended by Rabbi Yael Splansky
Slavery, Morality and Baseball – recommended by Rabbi Chaim Strauchler