Professor of contemporary Jewish life at Brandeis University, and co-director of the Hadassah-Brandeis Institute, Sylvia Barack Fishman authors the seventh book in the 14-volume “Way Into” series, an accessible introduction to the many ways Jews identify themselves and their communities—throughout history and today.

Jewish Lights Publishing, 2006.

Writer, editor and educator Jay Michaelson writes about embodied Judaism, and how we can infuse our waking moments with body-awareness and spirituality based on Jewish tradition.

Jewish Lights Publishing, 2006.

Business e-book from the CEO of www.grassroots.org, outlining the author’s strategies for success.

Published 2006 by grassroots.org, online.

This is the sixth book in the 14-volume "Way Into" series, which aims to provide an accessible and highly usable "guided tour" of the Jewish faith, its history and beliefs.

Jewish Lights Publishing, 2006.

This is the fifth book in the 14-volume “Way Into” series, which aims to provide an accessible and highly usable “guided tour” of the Jewish faith, its history and beliefs.

Jewish Lights Publishing, 2005.

The student of great Kabbalist Rav Baruch Ashlag provides us with an in-depth look at the great works of Jewish mysticism.

Jewish Lights Publishing, 2005.

Reconstructionist Rabbi David Teutsch addresses clergy and lay leaders of American Jewish congregations about how they can better build and maintain functional and spiritually meaningful lives for their communities.

Jewish Lights Publishing, 2005.

Orthodox rabbi, professor and theologian Yochanan Muffs discusses the major trends in biblical criticism and Jewish philosophy regarding the anthropomorphic nature of God.

Jewish Lights Publishing, 2005.

Editorial advisor for the fifth in the advice-book series.

Hundreds of Heads Books, Inc, 2005.

Editorial advisor for the fourth in the advice-book series.

Hundreds of Heads Books, Inc, 2005.

A journalistic account of why observant Jews are leaving the fold in unprecedented numbers, and what we can do about it.

Devorah Publishing, 2005.

A novella and five short stories by the Hebrew writer Micha Yosef Berdichevsky, translated into English. (I edited the Introduction.)

Toby Press, 2004.

Renowned speaker, author and Conservative rabbi Dov Peretz Elkins illuminates 50 verses from the Old Testament, creating an essential “crash course” in Bible for interested lay readers.

Specialist Press International, 2005.

A new collection of readings, activities and essays for the modern family seder.

Jewish Lights Publishing, 2004.

A collection of articles by female rabbis and scholars on the weekly Haftorah portions, the five Megillot, and special readings for specific Sabbaths.

Jewish Lights Publishing, 2004.

Social worker, hospital chaplain, and congregational rabbi, Dennis Ross brings the teachings of Martin Buber’s I and Thou to the general reader in this inspirational title.

Jewish Lights Publishing, 2003.

The first in a two-volume collection of articles exploring women’s issues in the context of Passover and texts to use at the seder table. The books celebrate the diverse voices of leading scholars and students from the feminist movement and beyond, and are edited by three young activists from Yale.

Jewish Lights Publishing, 2003.

The second in a two-volume collection of articles exploring women’s issues in the context of Passover and texts to use at the seder table. The books celebrate the diverse voices of leading scholars and students from the feminist movement and beyond, and are edited by three young activists from Yale.

Jewish Lights Publishing, 2003.

Brandeis University professor of Jewish mysticism and author of numerous books on the topic writes a book for today’s spiritual seeker, an overview of what Judaism and Kabbalah has to offer the modern mystic. Finalist, 2002-03 National Jewish Book Award for Modern Jewish Thought and Experience.

Jewish Lights Publishing, 2002.

The author of Endless Light (Simon & Schuster), Seeing God (Putnam), and Personal Power (Berkeley), Rabbi Aaron’s fourth book argues that Judaism is a religion based on love and joy, first and foremost.

BSD Books, Israel, 2002.

A collection of essays by some of the leading scholars in the field of Jewish philosophy and theology worldwide, this book was published in conjunction with Hartman’s 70th birthday celebration.

Ashgate Publishers, London, 2001.

Riskin, the world-renown rabbi who started the settlement community of Efrat in Israel’s West Bank, writes about how we can apply Soloveitchik’s theory of Adam 1 and Adam 2 to our contemporary lives.

Part of this original manuscript was later published in Torah Lights: Genesis Confronts Life, Love and Family, Urim Publications, 2005.

Jewish Theological Seminary professor and rabbi Neil Gillman writes the third book in the 14-volume “Way Into” series, which aims to provide an accessible and highly usable “guided tour” of the Jewish faith, its history and beliefs.

Jewish Lights Publishing, 2001.