All articles are copyrighted property of their respective authors. Reproducing or republishing an article, in whole or in part, in any other forum requires permission of the author or the moderator. Additional information regarding subscription, submission, and backissue requests may be found at the end of this digest. Please call by April 1. Rabbi Borowitz was Rabbi Wolf's seminary classmate at HUC's Cincinnati campus and is a longtime friend.
All symposia are free and the public is warmly invited to participate.
However, advance registration is required for a Shabbat luncheon on Saturday, April 9th, and dinner on Sunday, April 10th, at the Westin Hotel. During the 1970's Rabbi Wolf stunned much of the American Jewish community when he chaired a Jewish group, Breira, that called for talks between Israel and the PLO as a means to peace. A few years later, in another effort to achieve peace through breaking down barriers, Rabbi wolf journeyed to Nairobi, Kenya, as the first representative of world Jewry to serve as a delegate to the congress of the World Council of Churches. Arnold Jacob Wolf is an alumnus of the College and Divinity School of the University of Chicago. In the early 1950's, Rabbi Wolf served as the only Jewish chaplain in the United States Navy in the Korean War theatre.