Ancient and Modern Jewish Myths of Soil and Stone

Join Kohenet Shamirah Bechirah, also known as Sarah Chandler, as we delve into the realms of dust, stones, and soil, exploring themes from Hebrew Bible creation myths to the ten plagues and King Solomon’s encounters with demons.

Ancient and Modern Jewish Myths of Soil and Stone

Join Kohenet Shamirah Bechirah, also known as Sarah Chandler, as we delve into the realms of dust, stones, and soil, exploring themes from Hebrew Bible creation myths to the ten plagues and King Solomon’s encounters with demons.

Ancient and Modern Jewish Myths of Soil and Stone

Join Kohenet Shamirah Bechirah, also known as Sarah Chandler, as we delve into the realms of dust, stones, and soil, exploring themes from Hebrew Bible creation myths to the ten plagues and King Solomon’s encounters with demons.

Ancient and Modern Jewish Myths of Soil and Stone

Join Kohenet Shamirah Bechirah, also known as Sarah Chandler, as we delve into the realms of dust, stones, and soil, exploring themes from Hebrew Bible creation myths to the ten plagues and King Solomon’s encounters with demons.

MALACHIM, Renewed: A Community Art Project

Create art. Create ritual. Create community. 

Submit your visual art. Be part of the creation of the new MALACHIM (Jewish Angel Cards) Set, MALACHIM Messages of Blessing Cards: Ritualwell Community Edition. Join us on April 28 to find out more!

Mussar for This Moment

A water droplet hanging from the tip of a green leaf against a blurred green background.

In periods of uncertainty, Mussar can be a practice that helps us see more clearly and not merge with our sense of despair. Join Rabbi Joshua Boettiger for a four session immersion where we will explore this ancient lineage tradition – studying middot (precepts) and practices from the Mussar masters. In each session, we will also read and compose poetry related to Mussar themes – poetry of proximity, relationality, perplexity, responsibility.

Mussar for This Moment

A water droplet hanging from the tip of a green leaf against a blurred green background.

In periods of uncertainty, Mussar can be a practice that helps us see more clearly and not merge with our sense of despair. Join Rabbi Joshua Boettiger for a four session immersion where we will explore this ancient lineage tradition – studying middot (precepts) and practices from the Mussar masters. In each session, we will also read and compose poetry related to Mussar themes – poetry of proximity, relationality, perplexity, responsibility.

The Reconstructionist Network

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Training the next generation of groundbreaking rabbis

Modeling respectful conversations on pressing Jewish issues

Curating original, Jewish rituals, and convening Jewish creatives

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