It gives me pleasure (but trepidation as well because I acknowledge it is self-promoting) to share that my book has just received its 30th AMAZON 5-star review.
http://www.amazon.com/Whats-Finding-O…/…/ref=tmm_pap_title_0
This affirmation and the reception the German translation has received encourage me that its message is worth sharing.
It would be a joy for me to visit your community in 2017 to discuss the book and its approach to Torah and/or my experiences spending ten weeks in Germany during each of the past two years.
I began my career as a solo (and sole employee) in a 58-family community that could not afford to pay speakers. Fortunately, we grew together over 13 years to nearly 400 family units and had greater resources.
Because I will always remember those early years, I consider it a privilege to make myself available to congregations and other groups regardless of their budget. If you are interested, please be in touch.
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Loving husband, father, grandfather and rabbi. Author of, "What's in It for Me? Finding Ourselves in Biblical Narratives,” "ToraHighlights,” “Why the Kof?,” “Why Triple Chai?,” "Who Created God?," and "...And Often the First Jew."
On October 17, 2017, Rabbi Fuchs was selected as the recipient of the Vanderbilt Divinity School's Distinguished Alumnus Award. To be considered for this award, one must demonstrate excellence and distinction in justice-making through their efforts in congregational ministry, religious institutions, non-denominational/all-inclusive organizations, community–based organizations, government, or other social institutions.
Spent last four falls serving in Milan, Italy, (2013) and Germany (2014-2016). Otherwise, he enjoy writing and speaking after serving three congregations and as President of the World Union for Progressive Judaism.
He is currently serving as Rabbi of Bat Yam Temple of the Islands, Sanibel, Florida.
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