ARC.1000.103 - Mordecai Rubin Papers

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Abstract/Description: The Mordecai Rubin Papers, 1937-1993, consists of writings including a large number of sermons, invocations, and various notes; records pertaining to the Wantagh Jewish Center; organizational affiliations; and personal files. The strengths of the collection lie in the vast collection of sermons on a variety of both religious and non-religious topics and in the detailed records of the history of Wantagh Jewish Center.
Subject(s): Rabbinical Assembly
United Synagogue of America
Wantagh Jewish Center (Wantagh, N.Y.)
High Holiday sermons
Invocation
Jewish sermons
Synagogues--Organization and administration
Rabbis
Date Issued: 1937
Title: Guide to the Mordecai Rubin Papers 1937-1993.
Name(s): Rubin, Mordecai, creator
Type of Resource: mixed material
Genre: Sermons
Issuance: monographic
Date Issued: 1937
Abstract/Description: The Mordecai Rubin Papers, 1937-1993, consists of writings including a large number of sermons, invocations, and various notes; records pertaining to the Wantagh Jewish Center; organizational affiliations; and personal files. The strengths of the collection lie in the vast collection of sermons on a variety of both religious and non-religious topics and in the detailed records of the history of Wantagh Jewish Center.
Note(s):

Mordecai Rubin Papers, The Library of the Jewish Theological Seminary, New York, N.Y., ARC.1000.103, (Box #, Folder #).

Funding for the retrospective conversion of the original finding aid documents to produce this guide using Archivists’ Toolkit was made possible by a grant from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC).

Mordecai Rubin (1927-1993) was born in Boston, Massachusetts. In June 1952, he received his Masters of Arts Degree in Guidance from Teachers’ College at Columbia University in the field of Educational Psychology. In June 1953, he was ordained at the Jewish Theological Seminary and earned the degree of Master of Hebrew Literature. In 1951, while still a student at the Jewish Theological Seminary, Rabbi Rubin became the spiritual leader of the Wantagh Jewish Center (WJC) in Wantagh, New York and continued to serve the congregation for forty two years.

English, Hebrew
Subject(s): Rabbinical Assembly
United Synagogue of America
Wantagh Jewish Center (Wantagh, N.Y.)
High Holiday sermons
Invocation
Jewish sermons
Synagogues--Organization and administration
Rabbis
Library Classification: ARC.1000.103
Restrictions on Access: Materials are available by appointment only. To make an appointment and request materials in advance, contact the Librarian in charge of archival materials at: 212.678.8973 or via E-mail: archives@jtsa.edu. Reproduction of files and other fragile items is not permitted; consult the archivist about literary rights. Correspondence, especially of a recent date, may be restricted.
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