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Philadelphia skyline at sunset with pomegranates and text for the 2026 Reconstructionist Rabbinical Convention.

Join the Reconstructionist Rabbinical Association as we gather for meaningful connection, learning, and celebration. Together, we will explore where we are in this pivotal moment and how we will lead our communities into the future.

Our gathering begins Monday evening, March 9 with dinner offsite, followed by programming that starts first thing Tuesday morning, March 10. The convention concludes with davening on Thursday morning, March 12, creating a seamless transition as B’Yachad, the Reconstructing Judaism convention, begins Thursday afternoon in the same venue.

Check back often to see the informative sessions we will add to our schedule. You’ll want to attend our convention davening and musical prayer services featuring our colleagues. On Tuesday evening, we will welcome our new RRA president during the presidential dinner!

Hotel rooms will be available for RRA participants starting Sunday, March 9, allowing you to settle in before our opening dinner. Learn more about the hotel space and book your room here.

We will have three different price points for our registration to make our convention accessible to everyone. The price of the convention registrations will not cover hotel accommodations, transportation to/from Philadelphia, or meals outside the scheduled convention programming.

 

Convention registration
will open 
June 20, 2025.

 

Scholarships available

The RRA will solicit and distribute scholarship funds to enable colleagues to attend the 2026 convention. We ask for donations from colleagues, especially rabbis with discretionary funds, and those whose employers cover convention costs. There will be a deadline to request funds, after which all funds received will be distributed in an equitable manner. Should there be sufficient funds, the scholarships may also include the cost of travel.

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