Morris M. Goldstein papers, 1930-1984.

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Morris M. Goldstein papers, 1930-1984.

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Sermons; newsletters and pamphlets; photographs, including some of Congregation Sherith Israel and Passover seders and of Succoth pageants of the Emanu-El Sisterhood for Personal Service; clippings; professional correspondence; diplomas; and a copy of the ms. of "Land of Mañana Kosher Style," a history of the Jews in Mexico, written by Goldstein and Sidney Kluger.

12 linear ft.

Judah L. Magnes Memorial Museum, Rabbi Morris Goldstein Library

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Goldstein, Morris M., 1904-1984

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Morris Goldstein was a rabbi of San Francisco's congregation Sherith Israel (1932-1971) and its rabbi emeritus from 1971 to 1984. He was ordained in 1927, and he received his D.H.L. (1949) and his D.D. (1958) from Hebrew Union College, in Cincinnati. Before coming to San Francisco, Goldstein served various congregations in the U.S. and England. In addition to the books he authored on Judaism and Christianity, he also contributed to Jewish and general reference works. He also served as a presiden...

Congregation Sherith Israel (San Francisco, Calif.)

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Organizational History San Francisco's Congregation Sherith Israel has its roots in the Gold Rush era immigration and migration of Jews from Prussia, Bavaria, England, France and the East Coast of the United States. By the end of 1850, these Jewish San Franciscans had founded two benevolent societies, established a cemetery, worshipped together on the High Holidays, and were considering creating a formal congregation. They managed to come tog...

Kluger, Sidney

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Emanu-El Sisterhood of San Francisco

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