Shalom aleikhem. [Aleikhem shalom from audience.] We have a tradition of dedicating our learning to people who have inspired us. And on Friday, a good
Moses misunderstood in the cleft of the rock. He was trapped in the essentialist fallacy. Up on the mountain, on top of the world, after
We are pleased to offer the following essays as a tribute to Evolve’s editor, Rabbi Jacob Staub, upon his retirement from RRC: Jacob Staub: Student
How do Jewish living and study make our lives richer and more meaningful?
How do our Jewish values and heritage enrich and sustain our justice work?
Who is a Jew at this time of demographic disruption?
How do we move our communities toward constructive and meaningful conversations about Israel/Palestine?
This study guide outlines major themes and discussion questions in “Harnessing Technology” co-written by Rabbis Deborah Waxman and Nathan Kamesar.
Rabbi Rachel Weiss challenges the assumptions of how a synagogue should operate by highlighting multi-generational programming and interfaith activism at Jewish Reconstructionist Congregation (JRC) in Evanston, IL.
What are the structures and functions needed to serve the needs of Jews in the twenty-first century?
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
