In March, some 200 Reconstructionists traveled to the South to “deconstruct racism to reconstruct Judaism.” This new web page captures the experience in pictures, reflections and more. Sourced from ReconstructingJudaism.org
Rabbi Elyssa Cherney writes that revelation is ongoing and that “engaging with the truth may not always be the easiest path, yet there is much reward in working towards a better world.”
Follow along with this step-by-step guide on baking a cake as rich in symbolism as it is in flavor.
Rabbi Janine Jankovitz writes of the spiritual journey to Mount Sinai and how each of us is prepared to receive the Torah anew, just the way we are.
The Philadelphia Jewish Exponent details the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College’s project on Jews and race.
Read about how a new grant will help RRC faculty merge spiritual practice with social action.
Rabbi Deborah Waxman writes in the journal SAPIR of American Jewry’s increasingly complex relationship to Israel and the dangers of ethno-nationalism.
As Chat Box and other forms of AI develop at alarming speed, a legal scholar turns to Jewish thought to think about how policymakers can best respond.
Rabbi Daniel Brenner examines hand gestures — from the Torah and the Talmud to the development of Ashkenazi and Sephardic traditions to today.
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