Agony in the Pulpit

Discover the powerful collection of sermons in Agony in the Pulpit by Marc Saperstein, published by Hebrew Union College Press in 2018. This remarkable hardback edition spans an impressive 1111 pages, offering a profound insight into the voices of rabbis during one of history's darkest times. These sermons vividly describe and protest against the escalating oppression faced by European Jews from 1939 to 1945.

Unlike any other work, Agony in the Pulpit presents a wealth of evidence showcasing rabbis from various streams of Jewish religious life as they strive to awaken their congregants to the catastrophic realities unfolding beyond their synagogues. This essential read is not only a testament to faith and resilience but also a crucial historical document that sheds light on the moral imperatives of the time. Perfect for those interested in Jewish history, Holocaust studies, and religious discourse, this book is a must-have for your collection.