CHABAD HOUSE SERMONS
Sermons compiled by Menachem Bryski in collaboration with his brother, Rabbi Moshe Bryski, are known to have a distinctive emotional and intellectual appeal to Chabad House audiences at various levels/stages of Jewish knowledge and observance, but especially for those who show up " Achas BaShanah " or on rare occasions. (Click here to read Testimonials)
To order this year’s, or previous years’, offerings, check the box(es) for the sermons you wish to sign-up for and make sure to fill in the Subscription/Confidentiality Agreement and payment information. Once submitted, the requested sermon(s) will be emailed to you.
Please note the following regarding the High Holiday sermons:
a) They are written in a ready-to-deliver "speech" fashion rather than in a "book" or "essay" format – i.e. in language that can be spoken from the podium as-is (albeit with some word-adjustments to match your own word-usage and style.)
b) Even the stories are written out in long-hand, "deliverable" detail, which can account for the length of some of the sermons, though the telling of stories should flow more quickly than the conveying of concepts and ideas.
c) In some instances, "Full-Length" and suggested "Edited" versions of a given sermon are provided, though each subscriber is encouraged to read the full-length version to see if they may wish to edit the presentation a different way. Furthermore, within each version there may be paragraphs highlighted in alternate colors (blue, green, red, burgundy, etc.) to indicate further possible edits or alternative ways of bridging sections.
d) Generally, the average sermon (Full Length and Edited) can run anywhere from 20-35 pages (14 pt. / 1.5 spaced). So for most subscribers there will likely have to be a further selection process (though some have been able to pull off delivering them in their entirety). In most cases, it’s relatively easy to cut and paste – i.e. opt to skip certain sections and/or stories.
