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File contains handwritten and typewritten notes for a sermon in memory of Chaim Weizmann. Includes an articles about Weizmann published in The Jewish Chronicle, November 14, 1952 and an article "In Memoriam: Chaim Weizmann" by Louis Lipsky reprinted from Congress Bi-Weekly, November 17. 1952. The sermon was delivered on November 21, 1952.

File contains typewritten sermon with handwritten notes.

File contains handwritten and typewritten sermons about these holidays from the 1950s. File also contains Yiddish news clippings regarding these holidays from the Jewish American dated October 24, 1948 and October 14, 1949. Also includes some Yiddish news clippings that are undated.

File contains handwritten notes for a sermon. Also contains background materials: "Sermon for Cambridge: To the Un-Jewish Intellectual" A Sermon preached at Temple Israel of Boston 28 January 1966 by Rabbi Roland B. Gittelsohn; "Let and Let Live" an address delivered by John M. Harlan, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States at Brandeis University, Waltham, Mass. October 20, 1955; "Forum Paper on Bettering Group Relations" by Arnold Aronson, UAHC Biennial Assembly November 20, 1963; handwritten notes; "The Awesome Days" by Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver, American Judaism, Vol. XI No. 1, September 1961, pages 6-7 (includes entire issue); "A Direction for the West" by Barbara Ward, Saturday Review, January 27, 1962, pages 10-12, 59 (includes entire issue); American Judaism, Vol. XIII, No. 1, Fall, 1963; "Judaism and Democracy" Speakers: Maurice Samuel, Rabbi Eli Pilchik, Addresses Delivered on Monday Evening, November 13th, 1961 at Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington D.C.; "The Aims of Education" by Christian W. Mackaur, University of Chicago Magazine, November 1962, pages 2-10, 22 (includes entire issue); "What Makes a Person Creative?" by Donald W. MacKinnon, Saturday Review, February 10, 1962, pages 15-17, 69 (includes entire issue).

File contains sermons used for the High Holidays. File includes "The Power of Applied Religion".

File contains handwritten and typewritten sermons preaches at Kol Nidre and on Rosh Hashanah. Also includes some handwritten notes.

File contains typewritten sermons and handwritten notes and supplementary materials. Includes: "The Prayer Book and Its Music" by Rabbi Allen Tarshish, February 10, 1962; "Why Do Civilizations Die?" Saturday Review, December 1, 1962 [includes entire issue]; "Why We Accept Cheating" by Walter Lippman, undated.

File contains a typewritten untitled sermon for the High Holidays. The typewritten date is September 21, 1964. The handwritten date is August 28, 1964. The sermon is written on a special paper.

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.

File contains typewritten sermons. Also includes handwritten notes.