This page is dedicated to the best of Rabbi Fuchs' numerous television interviews and speaking events.  Highlights include Rabbi Fuchs' View of Biblical Truth, WFSB Face the State, WVIT Newsmakers, Compassionate Listening Parts 1 and 2, Rise Up with Dawn Ennis, and finally the rabbi's installation as President of the WUPJ. Check back often as new videos will be added periodically.

​So, pop some popcorn, get a glass of your favorite beverage and enjoy the shows!


"I can think of no other Theologian [Rabbi Stephen Lewis Fuchs], who has done more to foster Peace and Understanding, unless it would be the Dalai Lama.” ~ Donald (Skip) Conover.

​In this episode of A Spotlight on Faith, Prof. Joe Goldblatt interviews Rabbi Stephen and Vickie Fuchs. Their fascinating conversation covers the power of hope in Judaism, and what perspective this can offer us of the COVID-19 pandemic and race relations in the US; and their work in Germany, where they visit schools, churches, synagogues and institutions telling the story of their parents, survivors of the Holocaust. Vickie is a retired schoolteacher, and Stephen has been in the Rabbinate an incredible 40 years. He is currently the spiritual leader at Bat Yam Temple of the Islands, in Sanibel Island, Florida. In Stephen's distinguished career he has published numerous books and articles, conducted many high-profile talks, and Stephen and Vickie travel the world educating students on the Holocaust and advocating for interfaith understanding and justice!


​Pulpit Exchange Sunday - Rabbi Stephen Fuchs' sermon at Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ on February 11, 2018.
Hartford Seminary is now Hartford International University for Religion and Peace. As a pioneering, interreligious, international theological university, Hartford International has helped thousands of people find peace within, and many thousands more find peace with each other. At Hartford International, we use interfaith dialogue and discovery to deepen our beliefs, respect our differences, and find ourselves and love for each other.


Rabbi Stephen Lewis Fuchs, D. Min, DD, will join us to discuss his new book, What’s in It for Me: Finding Ourselves in Biblical Narratives. Rabbi Fuchs is Past President of the World Union for Progressive Judaism and Rabbi Emeritus of Congregation Beth Israel, West Hartford. His book is the product of a 40-year effort.


Rabbi Richard Hirsch, Honorary Life President of the World Union for Progressive Judaism installs Rabbi Stephen Lewis Fuchs as the new President of the WUPJ. This takes place at WUPJ Celebratory Luncheon held at the URJ Biennial Assembly, December 15, 2011 in Washington, DC.

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Highlights from the World Union for Progressive Judaism's Celebratory Luncheon during which we installed our new President, Rabbi Stephen Lewis Fuchs. The WUPJ Luncheon was held at the Union for Reform Judaism's Biennial Assembly in Washington, DC on December 15, 2011. Our mission and mandate are clearly expressed. For more information, please visit us at www.wupj.org.


​When people ask me, "Is the Bible true?" This is how I answer: "To learn more about me and my book, What's in It for Me? Finding Ourselves in Biblical Narratives, please visit www.rabbifuchs.com