Rabbinical Assembly members work with conversion candidates all over the world, helping to guide them on the path toward Jewish life. The Rabbinical Assembly also sponsors conversion institutes in a number of local regions. 

We also suggest you read the following books:

• Embracing Judaism, by Simcha Kling, revised by Carl M. Perkins (Rabbinical Assembly, 1999). Rabbi Kling's book is a text used by many Conservative Jewish converts.
• Your People, My People: Finding Acceptance and Fulfillment as a Jew by Choice, by Lena Romanoff with Lisa Hostein (Jewish Publication Society, 1990). This is an easy-to-read guidebook written by a convert for other converts.
• Choosing Judaism, by Lydia Kukoff (UAHC Press, 1981). This book, also by a convert, discusses conversion from a Reform Jewish perspective.
• Becoming a Jew, by Maurice Lamm (Jonathan David, 1991). Rabbi Lamm presents conversion from an Orthodox Jewish point of view.
• The Book of Jewish Belief, by Louis Jacobs (Behrman House, 1984). Rabbi Jacobs clearly discusses the basic ideas of Jewish thought.
• The Book of Jewish Practice, by Louis Jacobs (Behrman House, 1987). In this companion volume, Rabbi Jacobs describes many central Jewish religious practices.