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Freedom and Responsibility

The Jewish concept of freedom is not solely about escaping bondage. It’s not freedom “from,” it’s freedom “to.” 

Four Daughters: Wise, Wicked, Simple, and Silent

A Passover reading using four daughters instead of the traditional four sons

Peoplehood Reconsidered

Rabbi Toba Spitzer dives into the use of metaphors in framing a picture of the Jewish people that is encompassing and defining, drawing on three conceptual metaphors: "covenant," "narrative" and "tribal."

How Does the Journey to Freedom Begin?

A reading to begin the Passover seder about the journey toward freedom

First Person: The Stigma of Suicide and the Redemption of Speech

After more than half a century of struggle with mental illness, mired in despair, my father died by suicide.  

The First Cup: In Honor of The Named and Unnamed Jewish Women of the Past

A reading for the first cup of the Passover seder honoring Jewish women in history.

Getting Ready for Elijah

Were the Prophet Elijah to arrive at our seders, what would he witness? Are our lives filled with empathy and compassion? Are we dedicated to justice and peace?

Second Cup: Women of Jewish History

The second cup of the Passover seder used here to honor Jewish women in history.

Junk Food Tashlikh

A unique tashlikh ritual, casting away junk food instead of bread

The Reconstructionist Network

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

The Reconstructionist Network