Rabbi Elliot Ginsburg
Siddur 2007
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| Rabbi Elliot K. Ginsburg is Associate Professor of Jewish Thought and Mysticism at the University of Michigan, and rabbi of the Pardes Hannah minyan in Ann Arbor. He received his PhD in Religious Studies with a Concentration in Judaica from the University of Pennsylvania in 1984, and taught for nine years at Oberlin College, before coming to Michigan. He has received the NEH Fellowship and has recently received a grant from the Kellogg Foundation on Outreach Scholarship, making scholarly teachings accessible to adult learners. Ginsburg has written two books on the kabbalistic celebration of the Shabbat and is currently working two books: a scholarly study of Jewish mystical prayer and meditation; and a multi-tiered study of Judaism as spiritual practice. He has published in an array of scholarly journals and has taught in synagogues, universities, and spiritual retreat settings in the United States, Israel, Australia and New Zealand. Elliot lives in Ann Arbor with his wife, their three wonderful children, and their three mostly wonderful cats. |  |
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