Our world offers a dizzying array of options for constructing identity and making meaning. In this context, all Jews are Jews by choice. Whether choosing Judaism for the first time, or returning or affirming this path for yourself, the choice to live a Jewish life calls for ritual and communal celebration.
What is a Mikveh? An introduction to Jewish ritual bath.
Alternative mikveh ritual before a wedding
A ceremony of gratitude for the supportive presence of community and hopes for for renewed energy for one’s journey.
A meditation for the mikveh invoking God’s healing presence
A Jewish way to mark life’s passages
“May your eyes sparkle with the light of Torah and your ears hear the music of its words” — a prayer for our children based on a talmudic passage
An opportunity to join with others and be witnessed in any life transition, both external and internal
Go forth to a place I will show you, a land you don’t know
Serving as central organization of the Reconstructionist movement
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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