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  • Graymoor = To order, call Graymoor Ecumenical & Interreligous Institute at 845/424-2109 or write them at Route 9, P.O. Box 300, Garrison, NY 10524-0300.
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ER "Christian-Jewish Relations - A Resource Packet A set of study materials on Christian-Jewish relations designed for congregational or individual use. This packet includes the six items listed below, plus other informational materials.   postage
ER Talking Points: Topics in Christian-Jewish Relations - A set of eight leaflets that set forth propositions for discussion and debate on theological issues in Christian-Jewish relations. They are intended to stimulate reflection and response on certain key issues as part of an ongoing study process within the church. For use in congregational or other settings.   Free
ER Guidelines for Lutheran-Jewish Relations - Suggestions for fostering Lutheran-Jewish dialog and cooperation, adopted by the ELCA Church Council in November, 1998, as a follow-up to the 1994 Declaration of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America to the Jewish Community (also available in Spanish.) (Repudiating Luther's anti-Jewish writings and expressing the ELCA's "urgent desire to live out our faith in Jesus Christ with love and respect for the Jewish people.").   postage
ER Luther, Lutheranism, and the Jews: A Dialogue between Rabbi Leon Klenicki and Dr. Franklin Sherman - A discussion of the origins and significance of the ELCA's 1994 "Declaration to the Jewish Community." Includes an essay by the Rev. Richard E. Koenig. Published by the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith.   postage
ER Towards a New Day in Jewish-Lutheran Relations: A Commentary on the Guidelines for Lutheran-Jewish Relations of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. A Dialogue between Rabbi Leon Klenicki and Dr. Franklin Sherman A discussion of the development of the 1998 Guidelines and significant issues involved. Published by the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith.   postage
ER Luther and the Jews - Essays by a Lutheran and a Jewish scholar, Dr. Eric W. Gritsch and Rabbi Marc H. Tanenbaum, prepared for a conference marking the 500th anniversary of Luther's birth. Reprinted 1995.   postage
ER Speaking and Singing About Jews - From "Sundays and Seasons: Worship Planning Guide, Cycle A, 1999. Minneapolis: Augsburg Fortress, 1998.   postage
ER "The Passion of the Christ": Concerns and Recommendations in Anticipation of the Forthcoming Film - This statement was released by the Consultative Panel on Lutheran-Jewish Relations in January of 2004, prior to the release of the film on Ash Wednesday of 2004.   Free
ER Luther and the Jews: A Fateful Legacy - A five-part study guide for congregational use about the historical and theological context of Luther's writings on the Jews and Judaism, and new insights offered by the Christian-Jewish dialogue today; by Franklin Sherman.   $3.00
DM We Christians and Jews: How Are We Related? - A series of four videos dealing with the topics "Our Common Scriptures," "Our Troubled History," "Our Challenging Present," and "Our Hopeful Future." Includes practical suggestions for local communities.   $40.00
AF Honoring Our Neighbor's Faith - A resource providing historical and descriptive chapters on 28 Christian denominations as well as four other faith communities (Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, and Judaism). In many cases, the the text is written by a representative of that denomination or faith. Each chapter includes discussion questions, suggestions for further study, and a Table of Comparison of beliefs and practices. 15-9020 $9.99 plus shipping
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Interfaith Circles: A Living Room Dialog Program (Part I) - Complete set of materials for four Christian-Jewish dialogues, including discussion starters and procedural suggestions. Topics covered include: First Steps for Dialogue; Our Religious Observances; What the Bible Means to Us; Knowing "Others." Co-authors of the study materials are Dr. Martin E. Marty and Rabbi Alan Mittleman. Designed for lay leadership, although the presence of a pastor and/or rabbi can be helpful. 15-9020 $15.00 plus shipping
Interfaith Resources Interfaith Circles: Parts II through VI - Materials for 20 further Living Room Dialog sessions (see preceding item). Includes 4-unit programs on each of the following topics: Celebrations of Faith; God and Everyday Life; Theological Concepts; Historical Realities; Social Challenges. Order from: Ecumenical Institute for Jewish-Christian Studies, 17117 West Nine Mile Road, Southfield, MI 47075, or phone (248)557-4522.   Inquire
ER Interfaith Relations and the Churches: A policy statement of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA. This booklet offers historical, political, and social context for interfaith relations and the Church. Provides policy guidelines for the NCCC, and is offered for the consideration of its member communions as a source for guidance, reflection, and action.   postage

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