New Conservative machzor for Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur with gender neutral translation and running commentaries that explain each prayer. This prayerbook includes the complete liturgy for the high holy days. An added feature is a full transliteration of all songs.

[Mahzor Lev Shalem la-Yamim Ha-Noraim] : Mahzor Lev Shalem for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur

Rabbi Stuart Kelman

Rabbi Leonard Gordon

Rabbi Alan Lettofsky

Rabbi Edward Feld, Senior Editor and Chair

CantorJoseph Levine

Cantor Ken Richmond

Rabbi Robert Scheinberg

Rabbi Laurence Sebert

Rabbi Jan Robyn Uhrbach

Rabbi Jan Caryl Kaufman, ex-officio

Siddur Lev Shalem for Shabbat and Festivals features a four column format, new translations in contemporary language, a commentary providing historical context as well as kavanot, poetry and prose that expand and enrich our relationship to the text."It stretches us in two directions: it is both more traditional and more contemporary than any previous Conservative mahzor."Siddur Lev Shalem stretches us in that same way: we've looked at each service, thinking through how it was put together, how the tradition around it developed, what customs were dropped that can be reincorporated, and what contemporary ideas can respond to the text. A Prayerbook for Home and Synagogue Siddur Lev Shalem is designed for use by individuals as well as for congregations, in the home and in the synagogue. The siddur begins with home preparation for Shabbat -- including meditations on candle lighting, a song that incorporates halakhic instruction, a passage about the neshamah y'teirah (additional spirit) of Shabbat, an introduction to Shabbat from the Zohar, and much more. In the tradition of Mahzor Lev Shalem, the siddur includes an extraordinary array of sources and commentary -- historical, halakhic, and spiritual. While the siddur includes all the traditional prayers, psalms, and songs that are familiar from previous Conservative siddurim, it serves also as an anthology, offering a wide array of readings that can be used to celebrate Shabbat as well as material for study about Shabbat: poems both ancient and modern, Hasidic wisdom, rabbinic midrashim, and commentary on the history and diversity of the liturgy. Today, as in the medieval synagogue, each community and individual can choose from the variety of texts offered, adding our own voices to the harmonious and lavishly textured "Song of Shabbat." A Prayerbook for All Conservative Jews A Prayerbook for Anyone Attending a Synagogue Service Hardcover Shabbat and Festivals

Siddur Lev Shalem for Shabbat & Festivals (Pulpit Edition)

Rabbinical Assembly

Introducing Pirkei Avot Lev Shalem With the publication of Pirkei Avot Lev Shalem, the RA adds a new volume to the Lev Shalem series that will significantly impact our contemporary understanding of this classic ancient text. The Lev Shalem series is aptly named: each volume approaches the text with a "full heart," completely committed to understanding the text in its ancient setting while transmitting a living "Torah of the heart" to each generation. In this unique volume, the text is literally surrounded by the voices of two superb commentators - Rabbi Tamar Elad-Appelbaum and Rabbi Gordon Tucker, each deeply learned; each with a unique perspective reflecting the breadth and depth of Conservative/Masorti Judaism. The book's Senior Editor, Rabbi Martin Cohen, not only guided the project at every turn, but he also contributed the English translation of the oldest extant text of Pirke Avot, dating to the 10th or 11th centuries, along with a preface and a commentary on the 6th chapter of the text.

Pirkei Avot Lev Shalem- The Wisdom of our Sages

Gordon Tucker

Tamar Elad-Appelbaum

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