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"The Stolen Menorah"
Rabbi Glatt tells this original, suspenseful story in a dramatic way. Complete with lights, original music, and sound effects, the performance keeps the children on the edge of their seats. The story highlights the damage that derogatory speech can cause. For ages 6-14. Perfect for summer camps, schools, and family celebrations.
Rabbi Glatt is a Scholar in Residence with a twist. His program includes a component for children as well Regarding his visit to the Young Israel of Boca Raton, Florida, Rabbi Eliyahu Rabovsky wrote, "(Rabbi Glatt's) presentations were unique, enriching, and very well received... Additionally, Rabbi Glatt was showcased in an afternoon presentation for the children of our community... I would recommend Rabbi Glatt to any congregation or group seeking an experience that is both entertaining and enlightening."
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These delightful stories challenge children to guess the ethical lessons "hidden" within. They are perfect for use in the classroom or at the Shabbos table, and are avaliable weekly at no cost via email
Rabbi Gedalya Glatt is Director of Jewish Educational Services, Inc., a Jewish outreach program located in Miami Beach, Florida. He attended the Rabbinical Seminary of America (Yeshiva Chofetz Chaim), Forest Hills, New York, graduating with rabbinic ordination in 1989. He also attended Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri, graduating Phi Beta Kappa in 1973.
Rabbi Glatt has inspired thousands of adults and children across the country with his creative lectures and stories
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