Sh'ma: A Jewish Path

by Shmuly M. Yanklowitz, Marci Shore, Noam Pianko

This Sh’ma focuses on how we walk in the world as Jews, the multitude of paths that lead us toward deeper Jewish commitment — or away from it. Personal stories express the fluid nature of identity, belief, and practice. A couple of writers, for example, examine what the term “authenticity” means today. Other writers speak to the significance of language or place. Together, these essays offer a glimpse of life’s mysteries, our sometimes messy experiments and counter-experiments, our achingly and also wonderfully, non-linear trajectories.

47 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 1, 2011

About the author

Rabbi Dr. Shmuly M. Yanklowitz