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Experiential Tashlikh Service

Combines the ritual of tashlikh with the words and sentiments of U'netaneh Tokef and Al Het in a series of experiential activities to recognize and let go of our sins

T'nai B'Kiddushin: Conservative Ante-Nuptial Agreement

An agreement between bride and groom to be used with a Conservative ketubah that does not include the Lieberman clause

New Sacred Music Inspired By COVID - Rabbinical Student, Solomon Hoffman

Solomon Hoffman’s foray into COVID sacred music came out of his experience as a hospital chaplain in New York City during the height of the virus’s outbreak.

The Torah Process: How Jews Make Decisions

Values-based decision-making is a process deeply grounded in Torah and Jewish modalities of conversation and choices.

"It Is Not Good for the Human to Be Alone": Community Organizing as Spiritual Practice

Not only does organizing have an impact on the outside world, on power relations and on policies. It also shapes our inner lives and offers us the potential to cultivate a deeper spiritual awareness.

The Forward Spotlights Rabbi Darby Leigh ('08)

“This has been 1000% my experience,” he continued. “I have continuously been aware on a daily basis of living in a society that is not set up to meet my needs. But this is true for so many people – gay, trans-, bi-. If you’re a person of color here you are not living in a world set up for you. If you are a person with a disability you know this society was not set up for you”

Lessons Learned From the Pandemic of Our Lives

Our goal is not to "get back to normal." It is to emerge more sustainable, more just and more connected than before.

Labor and Faith Leaders Rally in Support of Immigrants

Rabbi Mordecai Liebling joined with labor and faith leaders in support of immigrants in an August 15 rally in Philadelphia that drew thousands. 

From Developing Girl to Changing Woman

A ritual for a girl's first period. Includes a circle of names, blessings, candle-lighting, and gift-giving. Ritual objects include a tambourine, red ribbons, a decorative egg, a ring, candles, and red fruits.

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