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Joint Letter Calling for Syrian Refugee Resettlement
On April 27th, RRC/JRC co-signed a letter with 36 national organizations calling on President Trump to resettle more Syrian refugees after the horrific chemical attacks on Syrians earlier in the month. In part, the letter reads:
Posted on: 2017/04/27 - 12:00am
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Statement by RRA on Forgoing HHD Call w/Trump
The following statement was released jointly by the Reconstructionist Rabbinical Association, Central Conference of American Rabbis, Rabbinical Assembly, and Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism.
The High Holy Days are an opportunity for reflection and introspection. As the leaders of major denominations in American Jewish life, we have been deeply engaged in both, considering the events of the Jewish year that is ending and preparing spiritually for the year to come.
Posted on: 2017/08/23 - 12:00am
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Faith Voices letter in support of keeping houses of worship non-partisan
Reconstructionist leaders were among the more than 4000 signatories to a letter urging the U.S. Senate not to repeal or weaken current law that prevents tax-exempt religious organizations from partisan political endorsements. The text of the letter follows. For a full list of signatories, see the attached PDF.
Dear Senator:
Posted on: 2017/08/16 - 12:00am
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Congregational Directory
- Click on the name of any state or country below to see a list of all Reconstructionist congregations and havurot located there, with contact details.
- Click on a congregation’s name to go to its profile page on this site. Profiles contain maps with driving directory, leadership information, and other important details.
https://archive.reconstructingjudaism.org/directory
Posted on: 2017/03/19 - 1:25am
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TEST Component Showcase
This page is designed to showcase the various components available to page builders on Jewishrecon.org. This is the body field, which can have fairly complex formatting and embedded media. But wait, there’s more.
https://archive.reconstructingjudaism.org/component-showcase
Posted on: 2016/09/28 - 1:04pm
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Tikkun Olam Landing
Tikkun olam (social activism, or literally “world repair”) is an attempt to repair a breach in the just functioning of the world. Tikkun olam is a central wellspring of spirituality and meaning for many contemporary Jews.
https://archive.reconstructingjudaism.org/act/doing-justice/tikkun-olam
Posted on: 2016/09/09 - 10:50am
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Act main landing page
For Reconstructionists, Judaism is not just a philosophy. Lived Jewish experience is at the core of Jewish peoplehood. Reconstructionists learn from traditional practice, adapting it to our era, so that we can:
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Mark important moments in our lives
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Create and share creative works of beauty and insight
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Mark important moments in our lives
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Imbue each week, and the seasons of each year, with meaning and consciousness
https://archive.reconstructingjudaism.org/act
Posted on: 2016/07/20 - 11:32am
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Dialogues Landing
Dialogues are an occasional feature bringing together many voices to examine a specific topic. In Cutting Edge Judaism, we brought together longtime Reconstructionist leaders with newer voices from within and beyond the movement, in a 3-week series on articles and recorded interviews. And in Israel & Zionism, we solicited a wide range of Reconstructionist voices across the ideological spectrum to express perspectives on Israel at a particular historical moment.
https://archive.reconstructingjudaism.org/dialogues
Posted on: 2016/08/22 - 12:45am
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Creative Expression Landing
Reconstructionism views Judaism not just as a religion, but as a civilization. Art, literature, music, theater, dance—each of these expressions of creativity is an important facet of a rich, dynamic Jewish civilization in dialogue with the world around us.
https://archive.reconstructingjudaism.org/act/creative-expression
Posted on: 2016/12/08 - 1:53pm
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Reconstructionism - Belonging Landing
The idea of Jewish peoplehood is central to Reconstructionism. Jews share binding ties that cut across differing practice, beliefs, and national boundaries, binding us together through a common history and shared destiny. At the same time, Reconstructionists reject the traditional notion of Jews as the Chosen People: we take pride in our distinctiveness and sense of vocation at the same time as we affirm the dignity and potential sanctity of all faiths and peoples.
https://archive.reconstructingjudaism.org/learn/reconstructionism-belonging
Posted on: 2016/10/20 - 8:53pm
