ISBN 978-1-931475-38-9 |
Rabbi Harry Z. Sky, receiver of the prestigious Catalyst for Change Award in 2007, has been called a giant in the American rabbinate. His vision and passion for Jewish and human change and for social justice have helped to shape the future of Maine and the nation. He marched in the racially charged streets of Selma, Alabama, shared the vision of a new American dream with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in the March on Washington, and preached from the pulpits of hundreds of Christian congregations, speaking out for the rights of African Americans, women, the gay community, the poor, and the helpless. His mother already called him a royter mazik, Yiddish for a redheaded rascal. This book is his autobiography. Kindle Edition: Buy the eBook  |
ISBN 1-931475-26-1 |
Densely packed with thoughts to consider and touches of humor, this collection of meditations, short sermons, and challenging reflections is a book all faiths will enjoy. |
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RABBI HARRY Z. SKY, an accomplished public speaker, social activist, Jungian scholar, celebrated teacher, and beloved preacher, received honorary doctorates from Nasson College, the Jewish Theological Seminary, and the University of Southern Maine. He is Rabbi Emeritus of Temple Beth El, Rabbi-in-Residence at Congregation Etz Chaim, and the author of My Journey (2003). He lives in Falmouth, Maine. Harry Sky is the author of My Journey (2003). |
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DAVID J. TROBISCH was born in Cameroon, West Africa, grew up in Austria, and studied theology in Germany. He taught New Testament at the University of Heidelberg, Southwest Missouri State University, and Yale Divinity School. Presently Dr. Trobisch is the Throckmorton-Hayes Professor at Bangor Theological Seminary. He published several scholarly books and one children’s book and lives in Westbrook, Maine.
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Last revised: March 16, 2009
