Dr. Alan Abraham Kay

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  — Rabbi Alan Abraham Kay

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  Shabbat Services Friday evening services are led by our Rabbi, Alan Abraham Kay, and our Cantor, Ellen Silverman.

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  "Make Your Own Passover Seder: A New Approach to Creating a Personal Family Celebration" by Rabbi Alan Kay and Jo Kay (Jossey-Bass) is a guide that covers every aspect of making a seder and is useful for someone making one or participating for the first time, as well as for those who are veterans and want to enhance their efforts.

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  Rabbi Alan Kay Rabbi Alan Abraham Kay began his journey to the rabbinate sitting at his zaida's desk in Brownsville, Brooklyn. "I didn't know I wanted to become a rabbi then, but I know now that my zaida's stories, told between sips of sweetened tea, became the stories I wanted to tell; and that my zaida's devotion to his congregation, shown by his study and prayer, became the devotion I wanted to offer a congregation. May his memory and my bubby's be for a blessing.
  
  Since 1998, Alan has served as the spiritual leader of Temple Beth Emeth of Mt. Sinai, Long Island, New York. Before his sojourn in the rabbinate, he taught English for more than 30 years at New York City Technical College of The City University of New York, where he is now Professor Emeritus. He earned his doctorate in English Education at NYU in 1975. He authored A Jewish Book of Comfort, published in 1993.

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  About AJR > Our Alumni > Rabbi Alan Kay
  
  Rabbi Alan Kay Rabbi Alan Abraham Kay began his journey to the rabbinate sitting at his zaida's desk in Brownsville, Brooklyn. "I didn't know I wanted to become a rabbi then, but I know now that my zaida's stories, told between sips of sweetened tea, became the stories I wanted to tell; and that my zaida's devotion to his congregation, shown by his study and prayer, became the devotion I wanted to offer a congregation. May his memory and my bubby's be for a blessing.
  
  Since 1998, Alan has served as the spiritual leader of Temple Beth Emeth of Mt. Sinai, Long Island, New York. Before his sojourn in the rabbinate, he taught English for more than 30 years at New York City Technical College of The City University of New York, where he is now Professor Emeritus. He earned his doctorate in English Education at NYU in 1975. He authored A Jewish Book of Comfort, published in 1993.

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  By: Alan A. Kay
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  When his father died, Dr. Alan Kay, a professor of English and a highly regarded Jewish educator, began to search for inspirational readings that would help him come to terms with the loss.This quest yielded more than 175 short essays, short fiction, letters, sermons, poems, insights, and readings from traditional Jewish sources that are now contained in A Jewish Book of Comfort.A Jewish Book of Comfort, however, is more than just an anthology.Divided into sections that correspond to the progressive stages of Jewish mourning, this book contains two types of material: the inspirational readings as well as moving essays written by Dr. Kay about his own mourning process.Within his personal narrative, Kay explains the traditions, rituals, and rules of Jewish mourning, gently guiding the mourner through the distinctly Jewish choreography of the mourning period while relating his own personal experience.As such, his narrative becomes just the type of reading that Kay searched for in his own time of need.
  
  About the AuthorAlan A. Kay is a professor of English and coordinator of weekly peace seminars at New York City Technical College, The City University of New York, Brooklyn, where he has been honored "Scholar on Campus"; he is also a rabbinical student at The Academy for Jewish Religion in Manhattan.Professor Kay earned his doctorate in English Education from New York University.He is the author of A Teacher's Guide for My Generations: A Course in Jewish Family History.He is the founding editor of Shofar, a magazine for Jewish children; Perspectives, the faculty journal; Brooklyn Bridge to the World, the student literary magazine; and Journeys to a New World, collections of student family histories, all at New York Technical College.Professor Kay lives on Long Island with his wife, Jo, and their three children, Corinne, Lisa, and Adina.
  
  This book was added to our catalog on Friday 10 May, 2002.

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  In Make Your Own Passover Seder: A New Approach to Creating a Personal Family Celebration (Jossey-Bass, $19.95), Rabbi Alan Abraham Kay, spiritual leader of Temple Beth Emeth in Mount Sinai, N.Y., and his wife Jo Kay, director of the School of Education at Hebrew Union College in New York City, offer ideas for hosting a Seder that is filled with warmth, meaning and relevance.

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