Myer S. Kripke

Myer S. Kripke was a distinguished rabbi and scholar, born in 1914 and deceased in 2014. He was well-known for his deep knowledge of Jewish law and philosophy, and he served as a rabbi in Omaha, Nebraska for many years. His intellectual contributions to Jewish thought and his leadership in the community were highly regarded by his peers and congregation members.

Throughout his career, Rabbi Kripke was involved in numerous educational initiatives, often collaborating with his wife, Dorothy K. Kripke, on various projects aimed at promoting Jewish education and values. His scholarly work and sermons emphasized the importance of ethical living and religious devotion, themes that were also prevalent in his wife's writings.

Rabbi Kripke's legacy is marked by his profound influence on his community and beyond, through both his rabbinical leadership and his contributions to Jewish literature. His life's work continues to inspire those interested in Jewish teachings and community service, making him a respected figure in religious and educational circles.

Books

Let's Talk About Loving: About Love, Sex, Marriage, and Family