As part of our ongoing efforts to highlight the wonderful diversity of the Conservative/Masorti rabbinate, we spoke with our colleague Rachel Isaacs, an openly gay rabbi who has been working at a small synagogue in Waterville. Below, she shared her experiences working in rural Maine,…
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RA Spotlight: Michael Friedland on the Challenges and Joys of Small Synagogue Life
May 22, 2019
As part of our ongoing efforts to highlight the wonderful diversity of the Conservative/Masorti rabbinate, we spoke with our colleague Michael Friedland, who has been working at…
As part of our ongoing efforts to highlight the wonderful diversity of the Conservative/Masorti rabbinate, we spoke with our colleague Michael Friedland, who has been working at a small synagogue for over two decades. Below, he shared how he’s bringing innovative practices to his congregation,…
Resources on Reproductive Freedom
May 16, 2019
The Rabbinical Assembly is deeply troubled by legislation limiting reproductive rights in various states. Here are resources that will help you have a nuanced discussion about…
The Rabbinical Assembly is deeply troubled by legislation limiting reproductive rights in various states. Here are resources that will help you have a nuanced discussion about reproductive rights and Jewish tradition:
Statement on Reproductive Freedom (2019)
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Statement on Reproductive Freedom
May 15, 2019
The Rabbinical Assembly, the international association for Conservative/Masorti rabbis, issued the following statement tonight on Alabama’s new abortion law:
The Rabbinical…
The Rabbinical Assembly, the international association for Conservative/Masorti rabbis, issued the following statement tonight on Alabama’s new abortion law:
The Rabbinical Assembly is deeply troubled by the enacting of today’s abortion law in Alabama and believes it…
Conservative/Masorti Movement Condemns Missile Attack on Israel
May 7, 2019
Together with our fellow Jews around the world, we pause this evening and tomorrow to recall with deep sorrow the Israeli soldiers and civilians killed in war and in…
Together with our fellow Jews around the world, we pause this evening and tomorrow to recall with deep sorrow the Israeli soldiers and civilians killed in war and in terrorist attacks since the founding of the State. Before we turn to celebrating the great miracle and blessing of Israel…
Reflections from Day Three of Convention 2019 in Montreal
May 7, 2019
By Diana Denza, Communications Specialist
Our day began with Shaharit and an alternative Shaharit, which explored the impact of the G!d language used in prayer through singing…
By Diana Denza, Communications Specialist
Our day began with Shaharit and an alternative Shaharit, which explored the impact of the G!d language used in prayer through singing, silence, translation, and experimentation. Opening Limmud sessions and professional workshops covered…
Reflections from Day Two of Convention 2019 in Montreal
May 6, 2019
By Diana Denza, Communications Specialist
Our opening Limmud sessions and professional workshops covered an array of important topics, including love and inclusion as a…
By Diana Denza, Communications Specialist
Our opening Limmud sessions and professional workshops covered an array of important topics, including love and inclusion as a halakhic value, similarities and differences between Canadian and American Jewish communities, navigating the…
Reflections from Day One of Convention 2019 in Montreal
May 5, 2019
By Diana Denza, Communications Specialist
Convention 2019 opened with a reception and creative workshops, which included Israeli folk singing, Jewish meditation, and an improv…
By Diana Denza, Communications Specialist
Convention 2019 opened with a reception and creative workshops, which included Israeli folk singing, Jewish meditation, and an improv session.
After a welcome by Convention Co-Chairs Rabbi Lionel Moses and Rabbi Catherine Clark…