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Alden Solovy Book Launch Interview

Thursday, September 5, 2024 2 Elul 5784

6:30 PM - 7:30 PMZoom

Join us for liturgist Alden Solovy's online book launch for his new book, Enter These Gates: Meditations for the Days of Awe brought to you by CCAR Press. Rabbi Brigitte Rosenberg has been invited to interview Alden and facilitate a Q&A.

The book features over one hundred new poems, prayers, and meditations for Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur, incorporating contemporary themes alongside traditional motifs.

Alden Solovy has been a liturgist-in-residence at United Hebrew a couple of times including a six week residency in 2021.

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Alden Solovy

With unbound enthusiasm for Torah and prayer, Alden Solovy is a passionate teacher/preacher. His energy emanates from deep faith forged by the fire of personal loss. A liturgist, poet, and lyricist, his work resonates with people of many faiths throughout the world. Offering a fresh Jewish voice, his work challenges the boundaries between poetry, meditation, personal growth, storytelling, teaching, and prayer.

Alden's work includes a trilogy of poetic prayer books — This Grateful Heart: Psalms and Prayers for a New DayThis Joyous Soul: A New Voice for Ancient Yearnings, and This Precious Life: Encountering the Divine with Poetry and Prayer, all from CCAR Press — examining sacred time, sacred word, and sacred encounter. His recent book, These Words: Poetic Midrash on the Language of Torahis the 2023 Silver Medal winner in the category of spiritual/inspirational from the Independent Book Publishers Association.

A native Chicagoan, Alden Solovy made aliyah to Israel in 2012, where he enjoys hiking, writing, teaching and learning. . Alden blogs for the Times of Israel and his prayers also appear regularly on ReformJudaism.org and Ritualwell.org. His latest prayers are available here at www.tobendlight.com. Active in men’s personal growth work, I’m also spearheading the creation and growth of ManKind Project Israel.

 

 

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