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File contains typewritten sermon about Jewish-African American relations.

File contains typewritten copies with handwritten notes and photocopies of Rabbi Singer's talk "The Jew in the Sensate Culture: Observations on Sorokin".

File contains typewritten and handwritten lectures on Jewish authors including Saul Bellow, Phillip Roth, Bernard Malamud, and Abraham Cahan. Also contains "On Jews and Judaism: A Review of Periodical Literature of Jewish Interest" prepared by Jewish Communal Affairs Department, The American Jewish Committee, No. 8, September 1965; Reconstructionist, Vol. XXXI, No. 15, November 26, 1965; "'Herzog' An Approach to Saul Bellow's Novel", a sermon by Dr. Edgar E. Siskin, North Shore Congregation Israel, Glencoe, Il, April 23, 1965; and "Herzog and Other Novels in Adult Jewish Education" by Rabbi Eugene Borowitz, Behrman House Inc, December 1964.

File contains handwritten notes for a sermon about art and the second commandment, concerning making of images. Includes background materials from Jewish Art edited by Cecil Roth.

File contains handwritten notes for a sermon about Jewish characteristics. The sermon was delivered on April 7, 1951.

File contains handwritten lectures for the Temple Beth El of Northern Westchester and Mount Kisco Jewish Community Center's School for Jewish Studies, 1952. Also includes leaflets for the lecture series.

File includes typewritten page on Jewish ideas. Topics include: The New Moon and New Year; The Day of Atonement; Tabernacles; Excerpts from Esther.

File contains handwritten notes about the Song of Songs, handwritten notes about the history and sources of Jewish music, and order of worship for a confirmation service.

File contains 'The State of Our Union" by Rabbi Maurice N. Eisendrath, Message of the President, 48th Annual Union of American Hebrew Congregation, San Francisco, California, November 14, 1965. Also includes handwritten notes and newspaper clippings.

Includes two outlines by Simon Greenberg from September 1967: "We and the People of Israel" and "The Purpose of Creation" for the first day of Rosh Hashanah. Also includes: "I Talk to My Congregation" and "Three Fears Have I Yom Kippur 5727" by Abraham J. Karp.