Optimize Your Time in Philadelphia: Join WRJ’s Fried Women’s Summit
When you hear "Women of Reform Judaism," you may picture women who already hold leadership positions, belong to a sisterhood, or have attended WRJ gatherings for years. But what if that isn't you?
Where Are We, Three Years Later?
Three years after 10-7, how has it impacted Jewish life in North America?
What Can We Learn from Biblical Heroines Today?
Meet five of the women featured in the Heller Museum's current exhibition "Mothers, Prophets, and Warriors: Women of the Bible."
Remembering Paul J. Reichenbach z"l
With deeply saddened hearts, we share the passing of our beloved colleague, leader, mentor, board member, and friend, Paul J. Reichenbach.
The Courage to Disagree
As we enter these High Holidays, perhaps our challenge is not to find consensus, but to find the courage to remain together despite our differences.
Reform Rabbi’s Reading of Our Shared World with Animals
Rabbi Yossi Feintuch shares how the Torah prompted him to reconsider how he thinks about animals.
Sukkah Puns Worth Gathering For
Let these fun themes inspire your Sukkot gatherings!
The Future of Shiva: Reimagining an Ancient Ritual for Modern Life
Sitting Shiva gives us more than traditions: it provides a framework that has sustained us for generations.
Three Steps to Completing T'shuvah
Discover three steps to help you craft a meaningful apology as you work to repair relationships.
Five Minutes
How can we ensure we don't waste our lives? One rabbi's Yom Kippur reflection following the Challenger explosion may hold some insight.
