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B'chol L'vav'cha, With All Your Heart - Standard Hardcover Edition
B'chol L'vav'cha, With All Your Heart - Hardcover Edition
B'chol L'vav'cha, With All Your Heart - Standard Hardcover Edition
"With All My Heart: Torah for Our Times" is a collection of twenty inspiring sermons by Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum, who served as senior rabbi of Congregation Beit Simchat Torah, the world’s largest LGBTQ synagogue, for thirty-two years. Her wisdom, compassion, and deep love of Judaism, and her unwavering commitment to promoting social justice, LGBTQ and human rights, and progressive values within Judaism are at the core of her teachings. Steeped in Torah, spirituality, and Jewish history, Rabbi Kleinbaum offers a compelling guide for living a meaningful, engaged, and joyous life, with gratitude and hope—in the best and the worst of times.
A Collection of Drashot by Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum
"At the Heart of CBST: Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum," written by CBST's former rabbi and writer of CBST’s 40th Anniversary Book: Changing Lives, Making History Rabbi Ayelet S. Cohen, this new book explores Rabbi Kleinbaum's tenure and transformative work at CBST.
Changing Lives, Making History: CBST-The First 40 Years. A historic award-winning 320 page hard cover full color book; $50 cover price
Rabbi Mike Moskowitz's first book: essays on Judaism and allyship as spiritual practice - deeply traditional Torah and radically progressive advocacy. Proceeds support the Scholar-in-Residence for Trans and Queer Jewish Studies program.
Chaver Up! by Rabbi Mike Moskowitz, edited by Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum, explores allyship as a core Jewish value. Through insights from 49 Jewish spiritual leaders, the book delves into the complexities, challenges, and transformative power of allyship. It encourages readers to embrace allyship as a path to greater kindness, empathy, and healing in the world.
In this collection of 58 essays on the weekly Torah portions and festivals, Rabbi Mike Moskowitz examines grace (חן) as a core attribute, connecting it to masculinity and the archetype of the groom (חתן). The book envisions a society where all gender expressions reflect the Divine with grace, offering constructive alternatives to modern issues of toxicity and erasure.
Rabbi Mike Moskowitz's most recent book explores the rich texture of time in Jewish tradition as a way of informing social justice today. Beginning with Passover, we take a deeper look at the festivals of the Jewish calendar and reflect on special characteristics of the holidays.
Ancestral Allyship, Rabbi Mike Moskowitz’s fifth book, emphasizes that our treatment of one another shapes our religious identity. Instead of viewing allyship only as a response to oppression, Jewish tradition calls for proactive prevention of human division. By adhering to God’s ethical standards, we work toward a world free of dehumanization. This book guides readers on that path.
Kippot created for the Home of Our Own Dedication - choice of purple or pink (limited quantity available)
Proceeds support the LGBTQ social justice work of our partner, Jerusalem Open House (JOH). Ship 1 to 5 at same shipping charge. Contact us at giving@cbst.org if you wish to order in quantity.
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Great quality, rainbow color umbrella with CBST logo
Photo Exhibition
From Bethune Street to A Home of Our Own
A Photo Exhibit 2017 in the CBST Evan Wolfson Community Hall

This historic exhibition represents a selection of photographs from the thousands taken by CBST members who generously volunteered their time. Their images capture moments from the two-year-long construction process to the celebratory journey through the streets of New York, culminating in the joyous dedication of our new home on April 3, 2016.

Two galleries of photos here and here. 

Framed photos in the exhibition are available for purchase.
Proceeds benefit Arts & Culture at Congregation Beit Simchat Torah


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Special just for June 2024: PRIDE Tee Shirts!
Pride Tees
You can order your Pride 2024 tees here!
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