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Dr. David Teutsch, Editor-in-Chief The Reconstructionist Prayerbooks, featuring gender-neutral English text, contain new Hebrew and English liturgy as well as transliteration of all communally spoken prayers. Accessible to those finding their way into Judaism and inspiring for those who are familiar with the liturgy, the Kol Haneshamah series has been commended for its sparkling translation and extensive notes and commentary section. |
MAHZOR LEYAMIM NORAIM 1250 pages, hardcover $42.00 ($33.60) The first new Reconstructionist High Holy Day prayer book to be published since 1948, the Mahzor is an inclusive, comprehensive volume for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services; one that is rooted in the traditional Hebrew liturgy, yet fully contemporary. Some of the most prominent features of this volume are:
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SHABBAT VEHAGIM: The Sabbath and Festivals 860 pages, Hardcover $32.00
($25.60) LARGE-PRINT Shabbat Vehagim This is the entire Shabbat Vehagim prayerbook enlarged to 130 percent of its original size. Useful as a leader's edition, for the visually impaired, and for people new to Hebrew. |
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CONNECTING
PRAYER AND SPIRITUALITY: 316 pages Spiral bound $25 ($22.50) |
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| EREV SHABBAT: Friday
Evening 246 pages, Hardcover
$16.00 ($12.80) |
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TEFILOT LEVEYT HA'EVEL: Prayers for a House of Mourning 191 pages, Leatherette cover,
$12.00 ($9.60) This latest addition to the Kol Haneshamah
prayerbook series includes afternoon and evening prayers for Shiva Minyanim as well
as an extensive selection of English readings. Also includes an Introduction to
Reconstructionism and "A Reconstructionist Guide to Mourning" by Rabbi
Richard Hirsh. |
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LIMOT HOL: The Daily Prayerbook 552 pages, Hardcover $28.00 ($22.40) Features liturgy for a daily minyan including a full amidah, an abbreviated amidah, a shiviti meditation, and a guided meditation for the weekly amidah. Enriched with an omer count, havdalah, the bedtime shema, netitat lulav, and hallel for Rosh Hodesh, Hol Hamo'ed, Hanukah, and Yom Ha'atzma'ut. There are readings for American holidays, Jewish holidays, mourning, and themes such as prayer, nature, and Torah study. |
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SHIRIM UVRAHOT: Songs & Blessings 215 pages, Hardcover $21.00 ($16.80) A book for home use that will make Jewish living easier, richer and more fulfilling. Shirim Uvrahot contains Shabbat and holiday table songs with musical notation; blessings and prayers for Shabbat and holiday home rituals; Birkat Hamazon (grace after meals) in traditional, contemporary and short forms; and childrens bedtime rituals. |
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NASHIR UNEVAREH: Songs & Grace After Meals (Benscher) 94 pages, softcover $3.00 ($2.70) This songbook contains words to three versions of grace after meals and to many table songs. Includes blessings and kiddush for Shabbat and the blessings for Havdalah. Available with either a burgundy or white cover that can be silkscreened with personalized information for special occasions (silkscreening charges are extra). |
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for JRF members are shown in parentheses. The Reconstructionist Press is a division of the Jewish Reconstructionist Federation |
May 11, 2005