| Around and Around: Jewish Life Cycle Ceremonies |
Written by Joan M. Kurtz
$15.00 + S&H |
| Yiddish Stories for Young People |
Compiled and edited by Itche Goldberg
$10.00 + S&H
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| Let's Sing a Yiddish Song |
Kinderbuch Publications
$10.00 + S&H |
| History of Hanuka for Kids (Grownups too) |
By Hershl Hartman - Sholem Community
$5.00
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| Let Justice Well Up like Water: Progressive Jews from Hillel to Helen Suzman |
By Bennett Muraskin
Progressive secular Jews need their heroes - and here are 62 of them! Concise biographies of anarchists, Bundists, communists, socialists, social reformers, labor leaders, anti-fascist resisters, Zionists, feminists, journalists, writers, historians and performing artists across the Jewish world and timeline. Heroes, but not hero worship; rather, critical assessments of their life and work.
Includes profiles of 19 women and eight architects of Yiddish culture, four pre-modern figures, as well as five modern religious Jews. What ties the 62 together? A shared commitment to universal human rights and social justice within a Jewish historical, cultural or ethical context.
$12 each. Add $2.50 postage and handling for the first book plus $1.00 for each additional book. Make checks payable to CSJO.
Mail to:
CSJO
320 Claymore Blvd.
Richmond Heights OH
44143.
Information: E-mail ISBN 0-9716325-0-2
Teachers seeking desk copies for potential use in the classrooom, please contact the author at 908-964-8476
or via E-mail |
| Sholem Family Hagada For a Secular Celebration of Peysakh |
Used in thousands of homes throughout North America (and Europe!!) for decades. Illustrated by artist Kevin Bostwick, the new full-color edition includes all the best-loved sections and songs of the past, with Yiddish and Hebrew texts, both transliterated and in singable translations. Newly revised sections acknowledge the mythical nature of the Exodus saga, while retaining the inspirational values that have imbued generations with a commitment to social justice and peace.
The Sholem Family Hagada is unique in that its language is accessible to older children, while avoiding a childish tone that might repel or bore adults.
The new edition is available for immediate shipment at $8.50 each, or $7.25 each in quantities of ten or more, including S&H, . Please add $5,00 for Express Mail, three-day delivery. For more information click here, or call 818/760-6625 or e-mail Jeff Kaye.
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Celebrating Jewish Holidays: An Introduction for Secular Jewish Families and
Their Community |
By Bennett Muraskin, Judith Seid and Lawrence Schofer, with contributions by Eva Goldfinger and Hershl Hartman.
A 1990 favorite revised and expanded in 2002. This booklet explains Jewish holidays from a secular viewpoint.
Non-member prices: $6/each for orders of less than 10; $5/each for 10 or more. Add postage/handling of $3.50 for first copy, $1 for the others. |
| Humanist Readings in Jewish Folklore |
By Bennett Muraskin, Milan Press and IISHJ , Farmington Hills, Michigan, 2001.
Bennett has culled, from the breadth of Jewish literature, the humanistic themes that go to the heart of the ethics and culture comprising the Jewish experience. Sources include works on Midrash, Ma'aseh, Talmud, Apochrypha, as well as folktales from the long and rich history of Jewish literature.
OUT OF PRINT
$15.00 for CSJO and SHJ members
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God-Optional Judaism :
Alternatives for Cultural Jews Who Love Their History, Heritage, and Community |
By Judith Seid Citadel Press , 2001.
Judith asks the question, "Do you have to believe in God to be a practicing Jew?," and then goes on to answer the question using the historical development of the Jewish belief traditions as the model. She understands, and clearly presents the abundance of belief traditions beyond the common sectarian traditions known us, and references historical Jewish texts to support her research. This book is a virtual blueprint for the Secular Jewish Movement and the creation of Secular Jewish communities.
$19.95 |
| We Rejoice In Our Heritage: Home Rituals for Secular and Humanistic Jews |
By Judith Seid, Kopinvant Secular Press, Ann Arbor
$8.00 US plus S&H |
Apples and Honey:
Music and Readings for a Secular Observance of the Jewish New Year Festival |
Edited by Julie Gales and Pat Martz
SALE PRICE $10.00
$19.95 US plus S&H
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| Haggadah for a Secular Celebration of Pesach |
Sholom Aleichem Club, Philadelphia (in its 5th printing!)
OUT OF PRINT
$11.00 US plus S&H |
| Sholem Family Hagada |
Sholem Community Organization of Los Angeles
$5.00 US plus S&H |
| NEW YORKISH and Other American Yiddish Stories |
Translated by Max Rosenfeld
NEW YORKISH is a book of translated (Yiddish to English) short stories. Published by the Sholom Aleichem Club of Philadelphia.
$16.00 US plus S&H |
| Heros and Heroines of Jewish Folklore: Joshua to Daniel |
By Joan Kurtz
$15.00 US plus S&H |
| The Jewish New Year Festival |
By Hershl Hartman
$5.00 US plus S&H |
| The Hanuka Festival |
By Hershl Hartman
$5.00 US plus S&H |
| Basic Ideas of Secular Humanistic Judaism |
By Eva Goldfinger
$20.00 US plus S&H |
| Judaism. Myth, Legend, History and Custom From the Religious to the Secular |
By Abraham J. Arnold (in its 5th printing!)
$15.00 US plus S&H |
Pushcarts and Dreamers
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By Max Rosenfeld and the Sholom Aleichem Club, Philadelphia
$10.00 US plus S&H |
| KUMZITS! A Festivity of Instant Jewish Songs |
Edited by Pat Martz
$17.95 US plus S&H |
| A Yiddish Short Story Sampler |
By Bennett Muraskin
$5.00 US plus S&H |
| Festivals, Folklore and Philosophy |
By Max Rosenfeld
$12.00 US plus S&H |
| Sing-Along Companion Tape for the Haggadah For a Secular Celebration Of Pesach |
By Sholom Aleichem Club Press
Tape - $7.95 plus $1.50 for shipping
Combination Haggadah and Tape - $15.00 plus $2.00 for shipping.
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| L'Shana Tova & Hanuka Cards |
$10.00 US package of 12
3 packages
$25.00 US
plus S&H |
