Reconstructionist
In a first, Jew of color to lead major U.S. rabbinical school
“We’re not going to get the thriving Jewish communal life that we want only by playing the cards we’re dealt.”
Pinched by the pandemic, congregants are cutting synagogues dues from their household budgets
“Judaism and the Jewish people have survived for 2,000 years because we were able to adapt, and this is another moment of adaptation.”
Reconstructionist Movement Backs Anti-BDS Measure - But 60 Rabbis Disagree
Reconstructionists joined progressives in backing a congressional resolution that the leadership felt would counteract punitive anti-BDS legislat
A Small, Edgy Jewish Group Gathers - For The First Time In Eight Years
“We understand that we’re often out on the edge, but we also understand that the edge is always moving.”
SAJ: Judaism that Stands for All — New York, NY
Since 1922, SAJ has been reconstructing Judaism, wrestling with God, questioning tradition and expanding its boundaries, to make the Torah welcoming.
Why Are American Synagogues Of Different Denominations Merging?
Here, Shabbat services can alternate weekly between Reform and Conservative, while on the High Holidays, both services are offered in separate rooms.
Reconstructionist Rabbinical College Changes Name
The rabbinical school and umbrella organization for Reconstructionist Judaism has a new name: Reconstructing Judaism.
Orthodox, Unlike Defiant Liberal Groups, Will Join Trump’s Conference Call
Judaism “counsels respect for governmental leaders, regardless of any policies or positions a leader may have instituted or taken,” one rabbi said.
Jewish Denominations Pull Out Of Trump’s High Holiday Call — Say He Should ‘Repent’
The rabbinical arms of three denominations are pulling out of the annual conference call held by the president before the High Holidays.
Reconstructionist Outpost In Scenic South Italy Becomes Official
ROME – The Reconstructionist movement has formally approved the affiliation of an independent congregation in southern Italy.