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An Unexpected Interfaith Family: Fostering a Christian Child

Reading a sacred text can put it on your heart, and then when your heart breaks, the holy words fall inside.

Newsletter Archive

Archives of email newsletters (Reconstructionism Today, Journeys, and Leadership Brief)

An Instrument for All Seasons, by Ritualwell

With this tambourine, we salute Women of the Wall for their struggle for equality and peace at this sacred site.

God as Rock

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12 One-Line Prayers from Pittsburgh Jews

People wrote their prayers on 3×5 index cards.

Work on the Right Side

Profile of Rabbi Sid Schwarz’s approach to creating entrepreneurial Jewish structures

A Light Gone Dim

Words of remembrance and appreciation on the loss of Israeli leader Yossi Sarid

In Memoriam

On the eve of Thanksgiving, we feel grateful for one of the most extraordinary things about the Reconstructionist movement — the caliber of people who are attracted to it. We are lucky that so many of these extraordinary people step up into leadership, on our behalf and in the wider world. Over the last several months, we have lost several national leaders, and we write now to share some reflections on these folks who offered the best of themselves to us and on our behalf.

Forces of Nature

Tara Saltzman, director of lifelong learning at Congregation Beth Evergreen in Denver, reflects on the ups and downs her congregation has experienced on the road to becoming more environmentally friendly.