Conversion

The decision to become Jewish dates back to the Book of Ruth, whose heroine made this same choice. We can put a modern twist on conversion by creating prayers, rituals, and blessings—adding our own voices to the ongoing story of the Jewish people. 

Latest Rituals

“May you know your bounty”
tree in the center of image with light shining through, woman dancing to the right, wearing a gauzy white dress that's blowing as she dances with her hands outstretched. she has brown hair and light or olive skin.
“We all have a name / given by the mountains we climb”
person standing on mountain in front of sea of clouds and sunshine

“I close my eyes like a newborn as I immerse”

Prayer at Mikveh

“May I feel belonging and chosenness in all spaces.”

A Ritual Before Meeting with Your Beit Din for Conversion

Blessing for an online mikveh immersion

Waters of Change: Blessing over a Zoom Mikveh

A virtual conversion ritual with handwashing to evoke the mikveh

Handwashing Ritual for Online Conversion

Welcoming recent converts to Judaism

Blessing for Newcomers

The Reconstructionist Network

From Brokenness to Healing: Making Meaning through Memoir

We will focus on the definition of trauma, how returning to it can help heal, how writing structure and pacing can help contain it, and how we can revision ourselves before and after. 

Six sessions, starting April 18th

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