Family and colleagues of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks from the UK as well as team members from his tenure as Chief Rabbi have joined to produce a new book of many original articles, photos, stories and Torah teaching to pay their tribute to Rabbi Sacks’ impact as Chief Rabbi and perpetuate that legacy – the community we built together._x000D_ _x000D_In particular, the book contains a Foreword from Lady Elaine Sacks, an Introduction from Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis, recollections from Rabbi Sacks’ family and contributions from the Dayanim of the London Beth Din._x000D__x000D_The book comprises seven main sections:_x000D_Chapter one contains Divrei Torah based around the Jewish calendar, building on themes in Rabbi Sacks’ writing and teaching about Judaism. _x000D_Chapter two focuses on his central principles of leadership, education and outlook as Chief Rabbi. _x000D_Chapter three concentrates on Rabbi Sacks’ prodigious literary output as Chief Rabbi and the messages he imparted. _x000D_Chapter four celebrates Rabbi Sacks’ as a master storyteller, sharing both stories he told and stories which the authors experienced with him. _x000D_Chapter five draws on Rabbi Sacks’ booklets, Letter to the Next Generation 1 & 2, as well as his A Judaism Engaged With the World. Rabbis who were part of the ‘next generation’ then give contemporary responses to the points Rabbi Sacks made. _x000D_Chapter six contains recollections from people who worked closely with him over many years. _x000D_Chapter seven is a compilation of some of his most significant writings about the Jewish community and Judaism during his tenure.