Artscroll/Mesorah
Artscroll is a prominent publisher of Jewish religious texts. Founded in 1976 by Rabbi Meir Zlotowitz and Rabbi Nosson Scherman, the company's goal was to provide accessible and aesthetically pleasing editions of Jewish scriptures, liturgy, and religious literature. Artscroll's publications are known for their detailed commentaries and explanations that cater to both novice and advanced students of Jewish texts.
The publishing house has grown significantly since its inception, becoming a key resource for Jews around the world seeking to deepen their understanding of their heritage. Artscroll's catalog includes a wide range of books, from the Talmud and Torah to prayer books and philosophical works. Their materials are used in synagogues, schools, and homes across the globe, contributing to the ongoing study and practice of Jewish life.
Mesorah Publications, often associated with Artscroll, focuses on the same objectives of promoting Jewish knowledge and observance. Together, they have been instrumental in the revitalization of Jewish education and spirituality, making ancient wisdom accessible to modern readers and ensuring the continuity of Jewish traditions.