The Union of Anglo-Jewish Preachers, by Rabbi Isaac Livingstone, London, 1949.

This little booklet, by Rev. Isaac Livingstone, is mainly for those interested in the thoughts and ideas of Anglo-Jewish Rabbonim, mostly from the United Synagogue, in days gone by.

Isaac Livingstone, born in Nottingham in 1885, was educated at Portsmouth Grammar School, Aria College, Southsea, Jews’ College and University College, London. He was appointed Jewish chaplain to the British Forces in Aldershot in 1907 and in 1909 he became minister to the Bradford Hebrew Congregation.  In 1916 he became Minister to the recently established Golders Green Synagogue in north west London, where he served until retirement in 1954 and afterwards as emeritus minister. From 1923 he was honorary secretary and treasurer of the Union of Anglo-Jewish Preachers and from 1925 honorary secretary of the Conference of Anglo Jewish Preachers.