Central Reform Congregation

Looking for a good book? You want a place to probe the depths of the Torah, the Zohar, the Mishna? Explore possibilities for peace and reconciliation in Israel or within the family? Inspire yourself with the best contemporary Jewish writing? Try new recipes from Joan Nathan, Claudia Roden, or the Tao of Cooking ? Introduce your childen to Sadako and the One Thousand Paper Cranes , Nelson Mandela, or The View from Saturday ? Peruse The Jerusalem Report , the Forward , or Biblical Archaeology Review ?

If so, visit CRC's Sifriat Shalom, the Peace Library, for reading, research, contemplation, or discussion with others. The Library's collection, begun with two generous grants to acquire Judaica and to develop a peace library and resource center and augmented by gifts from our members, contains over 1,600 texts and is still growing.

The Library Circle, responsible for maintaining the Library's mission , welcomes your suggestions for future acquisitions. Please send your questions, suggestions for purchase and a brief ratioinale or reviews to Library@Centralreform.org , or join the Circle at its meetings on the third Thursday of the month, 7:15 p.m., in the Library.


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		Library Looking for a good book? You want a place to probe the depths of the Torah, the Zohar, the Mishna? Explore possibilities for peace and reconciliation in Israel or within the family? Inspire yourself with the best contemporary Jewish writing? Try new recipes from Joan Nathan, Claudia Roden, or the Tao of Cooking ? Introduce your childen to Sadako and the One Thousand Paper Cranes , Nelson Mandela, or The View from Saturday ? Peruse The Jerusalem Report , the Forward , or Biblical Archaeology Review ? If so, visit CRC's Sifriat Shalom, the Peace Library, for reading, research, contemplation, or discussion with others. The Library's collection, begun with two generous grants to acquire Judaica and to develop a peace library and resource center and augmented by gifts from our members, contains over 1,600 texts and is still growing. Browse the computerized catalogue and check out books and periodicals. Photocopy excerpts from the reference collection. The Library is open to all during CRC's hours of operation. The Library Circle, responsible for maintaining the Library's mission , welcomes your suggestions for future acquisitions. Please send your questions, suggestions for purchase and a brief ratioinale or reviews to Library@Centralreform.org , or join the Circle at its meetings on the third Thursday of the month, 7:15 p.m., in the Library.