Rabbi Stories

Jamie Cohen is a screenwriter and director, remembering the acting gig that made him a household name. Set in 2021-22.

Daniel Greer, a Yale Law student at the time, with the assistance of Richard Israel, argued successfully, on behalf of two undergraduate freshmen. Carl Posy and Carl Feit wanted to be released from paying 'board' to the University and, allocate those funds to the Young Israel House at Yale. They prevailed and an important precedent was established for kosher dining.

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IN THE BEGINNING THERE WAS A WORD AND THE WORD WAS HIM,SO LET ALL THE SOUL AND HEART GIVE THANKS TO GOD FOREVER AND EVER AMEN

Pastoral Counselor, Chaplain | Member of Association of Professional Chaplains | Congregational Rabbi

A day later, and the new Zombie crisis has now spread over Manhattan, New York. As the survivors of the previous mania try and battle the Undead, the US Military take control of the populace, as they attempt to kill Them...But a deadly Virus is then unleashed, which causes mayhem and murder, as the locals become insane. The brutal and violent sequel to "Mania of the Zombies: Return of Gretel Harding". Rated PG-13 for strong, bloody violence, sex scenes, some coarse language, and adult themes. This is novel is inspired by George A. Romero's "The Crazies", (1973).

In June 1963, Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel replied to a JFK white house invitation preparing for MLK's March on Washington. Heschel, also Yitzhak Miller's cousin, famously telegrammed: "I propose that you, Mr. President, declare a state of moral emergency. The hour calls for Moral Grandeur and Spiritual Audacity."

A modern story of Alice in Wonderland set in a Alice's new dream. (Play)

Pastoral Counselor, Chaplain | Member of Association of Professional Chaplains | Congregational Rabbi

Pastoral Counselor, Chaplain | Member of Association of Professional Chaplains | Congregational Rabbi

Rabbi Yitzhak Miller is a member of the Washington DC Bar and currently resides alongside Boston Commons working as a civil rights attorney. Yitz enjoys daily walks on The Freedom Trail through the saplings of American Revolution with his apartment-sized dog "Bingo," while finding ever-more ways to live the Talmudic Rabbis' mandate: "It is not upon you to finish the work, but neither are you free to desist from it."

Rabbi Yitz Miller is a member of the Washington DC Bar and currently resides alongside Boston Commons working as a civil rights attorney. Yitz enjoys daily walks on The Freedom Trail through the saplings of American Revolution with his apartment-sized dog "Bingo," while finding ever-more ways to live the Talmudic Rabbis' mandate: "It is not upon you to finish the work, but neither are you free to desist from it."

Alan Spring lost his Father. When he went to say the mourner's prayer at a local Synagogue he experienced a major disappointment, not something he was expecting. The hurt has never left him.