General Notes: History of Jews in Washington and Oregon. Includes complete copies of "Jews of the Pacific Northwest" and "Jews of the North West", and one incomplete copy of "Jews of the Pacific Northwest"

General Notes: Essays and timelines of the temple and the rebuilding of the temple in 1960. Includes a paper describing a mosaic table made for the congregation by Rabbi Levine.

General Notes: Essays and typed notes on the customs, ceremonies, festivals, and history of Judaism. Includes "Customs and ceremonies in Judaism", "A Jew by choice", and "How far shall Jews assimilate: New approach to an old problem". Also includes a self-bound copy of "A Jew by choice" which is accompanied by excerpts from Carl Hermann Voss' "The universal God".

General Notes: Letters written by Rabbi Levine discussing the Jewish festivals and holy days including Chanukah, the Sabbath, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Succoth, Purim, Passover, Shabuoth. Numbered II - XII (I is missing).

General Notes: Essays, notes and chapters, some of which may have been the basis for or inspired by other of Levine's writings of similar titles. Includes writings specifically about issues in Judaism including the concept of man in Judaism, the concept of God in Judaism, progressive revelation, Judaism in America, Zionism, eschatology, and the Sinai Covenant.

General Notes: Essays and notes on Hebrew prophets -- some essays derived from the 1948 publication "The legacy of the prophets" and used in chapter IV of "Towards a more meaningful religion".

General Notes: Essays, book chapters, some of which may have been the basis for chapters in "Towards a more meaningful religion".

General Notes: Writings on issues not specific to Judaism including organized religion and the future of religion, proving the truth of religion, enemies of religion, the psychology of prayer, faith, conscience and the Golden Rule, freedom of religion, and religion and science.

General Notes: Essays and papers specific to the era during which Rabbi Levine was writing, primarily 1950s through the early 1980s. Topics include civil rights, race relations, prejudice, gender equality, US-Soviet relations and de-nuclearization, the arms race, Pope John XXIII, John F. Kennedy, ecological and environmental concerns, the "moral majority", freedom of speech, and public school education.

General Notes: Writings on Rabbbi Levine's experience with T.M. and its compatibility with religion, and Judaism in particular.

General Notes: Writings that explore the similarities of the the world's religions and the ideas of enlightened self-interest and altruistic egoism. Also some writings on Levine's introduction to Moral Re-Armament (MRA).

General Notes: Levine's reflections and notes on the writings and ideas of prominent Jewish thinkers including Spinoza, Mordecai Kaplan, Erich Fromm, Samuel Sandmel, Abraham Maslow, Bernard Baruch, Martin Buber, and Henry Slonimsky.

General Notes: Levine's reflections and notes on the writings and ideas of non-Jewish thinkers including William James, Abraham Ibn Ezra, George Fox, Gordon Allport, Huston Smith, Carl Hermann Voss, Eduard Spranger, John A.T. Robinson, Pierre Lecomte du Nouy, and Thomas a Kempis.

General Notes: Definitions from Enclyclopedia Britanica followed by Levine's "comments" on how these ideas apply to Judaism, Christianity, religious beliefs, or life in general. Concepts include ontology, monotheism, eschotology, religious symbolism, semantics, and mysticism.

General Notes: Levine's reviews of several popular books including Wendell Wilkie's "One World" and Taylor Caldwell's "The Listener".

General Notes: Booklet published in 1938

General Notes: Two booklets, published 1948, and several photocopies of the booklet.

General Notes: Re-written chapters from the original 1959 pbulication.

General Notes: Photocopy of 1962 paperback edition. Notes and chapters for an unpublished revised edition.

General Notes: Rabbi Levine's commentary on the 1963 symphony published for the community of Temple De Hirsch. One original copy and one photocopy.

General Notes: Two copies: one decorative and the other published September 20,1968 in the "Temple Tidings".

General Notes: Autobiographical writings that were the basis for the posthumously publication (1994). Includes and unused introduction by Father William Treacy.

General Notes: First ten chapters of what would be the posthumously published autobiography by Rabbi Levine "To love is to live: Building bridges of understanding". Includes "Synopsis of Contents" and a forward and afterword by Reeva Levine and Father Treacy (respectively). Includes a letter from Father William Treacy to Reeva Levine with an attached chapter written by Father Willim Treacy which might have become the "Afterword" of the published manuscript.

General Notes: Chapter drafts and notes that were the basis for the posthumously publication (1994). Left in order found.

General Notes: A never published manuscript of four books, four chapters each. Includes an introduction and table of contents and 13 of the 16 chapters. Also includes a handwritten draft, typed drafts and notes. Written when Rabbi Levine was about 80 years old (1981)

General Notes: Drafts of some chapters from the book co-written by Rabbi Levine and Faather Treacy, published in 1974.

General Notes: Eleven typed essays about Rabbi Levine's life for the 1974 book published with Father Treacy.

General Notes: Unused forward to Father William Treacy's "Biblical meditations on peace" and "A word from the author" for an unspecified manuscript by Rabbi Levine.

General Notes: Two articles written by Rabbi Levine for the Seattle Times Magazine: "Man in God's image and God in man's image" and "Organized religion - who needs it?"

General Notes: Written with Frank Newman Jr. Two copies.

General Notes: Four copies -- two copies of play format and two copies of short-story format.

General Notes: Drafts of four different plays, some not complete. Includes two complete manuscripts: "Pagent of Jewish History" and "This is your life".

General Notes: Typed lectures, some appear to be transcripts, on Judaism, other world religions, philosophy, and other topics.

General Notes: Public speeches for commencements, dinners, award ceremonies, dedication ceremonies, and meetings for local organizations. Left as found -- organized alphabetically, by topic.

General Notes: Speeches written for Rotary Club.

General Notes: Sermons not specific to a particular holiday or celebration. Organized alphabetically by title.

General Notes: Sermons written for Feast of Tishri, Yahrzeit, Shavuot, Sukkot, Simchat Torah, Purim, and Yom HaZikaron.

General Notes: Untitled sermons that are not specific to a particular holiday or celebration.

General Notes: Sermons written for a variety of topics and holidays including teacher's service, Yom Kippur, and Rosh Hashanah.

General Notes: Eulogies alphabetized by last name.

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General Notes: A taped interview can be found in box 15.

General Notes: Two taped interviews can be found in box 15.

General Notes: A taped interview can be found in box 15.

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General Notes: A taped interview can be found in box 15.

General Notes: A taped interview can be found in box 15.

General Notes: A taped interview can be found in box 15.

General Notes: Rabbi Levine's writings about Camp Brotherhood.

General Notes: Letters to Rabbi Levine inviting him to participate in World Fair events or thanking him for his participation.

General Notes: Various writings on the inspiration and goals for the "Challenge" television program. Includes information on the participants, the television station leadership, and reviews of the show.

General Notes: Transcripts from three taped television shows.

General Notes: Essays, drafts, and notes on specific topics covered in the "Challenge" program. Also includes a booklet titled "Luther and the Jews" that was found with these papers.

General Notes: Includes taping schedules, audience promotions, suggested subjects for future tapings, and a letter of invitation to a taping of the program.

General Notes: Deconstructed scrapbook of photos, newspaper clippings, letters and other ephemera about the Challenge television program.

General Notes: Ephemera specific to the Challenge TV program including an advertisement and a printed program.

General Notes: Hand and type-written drafts by Rabbi Levine on a variety of topics inspired by the boycott of 1966. Also includes a letter from Rabbi Levine to the editor of the Seattle Post Intelligencer.

General Notes: Hand written meeting notes. Left as found.

General Notes: Deconstructed scrapbook of the boycott of the Seattle Public Schools in 1966. Includes newspaper clippings and other writings.

General Notes: Clippings from the Seattle Post Intelligencer and possibly other newspapers.

General Notes: Pamplet produced by the Seattle Public Schools regarding a program to "relieve racial imbalance" in the schools by allowing students to voluntarily transfer to other schools.

General Notes: Notes of mtgs attended by Rabbi Levine regarding the Voluntary Transfer Program.

General Notes: Clippings from the Seattle Post Intelligencer and other publications regarding the Voluntary Transfer Program.

General Notes: Newspaper and magazine clippings regarding various aspects of civil rights.

General Notes: Newpaper clippings about the new congregation in Vancouver, B.C.

General Notes: Rabbi Levine's notes for the charter service of the Vancouver Reform Congregation on July 23, 1965, including a rough draft of the evening's program and Rabbi Levine's sermon. Also includes an essay written by Rabbi Levine "The challenge of Reform Judaism: Cultivating a spiritual wasteland" in which his efforts in Vancouver are mentioned.

General Notes: Typed and hand-written drafts of of Rabbi Levine's experience on a tour as a "Citizen Ambassador" with People-to-People. Includes a draft for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, and writings about Washington DC, Copenhagen, Paris, Berlin, Russia, and Israel.

General Notes: A travel memoir of Rabbi Levine's People-to-People "Citizen Ambassador " tour of Europe, the USSR, and Israel. Traveling in 1963, these writings detail the Rabbi's experience touring Washington D.C. and nine European countries.

General Notes: Produced by others. Includes "Basic policy statement and application guide" by the National Defender Project of the National Legal Aid and Defender Association, "The defense of indigent person accused of crime in Washington - a survey" by Richard A. Amandes and George N. Stevens, and "Washington's courts of limited jurisdiction -- quo vadis?" by George N. Stevens.

General Notes: Meeting notes, memoranda, agendas, and committee member lists.

General Notes: Newspaper and magazine clippings.

General Notes: Includes three copies of the memory book "Tahoe Trails", correspondence, lists of registrants, program notes, housing plans, agendas, bank statements, and other ephemera.

General Notes: Includes correspondence, lists of registrants, instructions for participants, and other ephemera.

General Notes: Screenplay and two copies.

General Notes: Contracts regarding the proposed TV documentary and motion picture script for Rabbi Levine and Fr. Treacy's book.