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- Article: Toward a Reasonable Future for the Jewish People
By Rabbi Jack Cohen
from the journal "Judaism", Vol. 34 no 1, Winter 1985, p 20-23
- RT Article: "Heaven" at the Southeastern Regional Youth Kallah
By Mark Wilco
Mark Wilco describes the magic of the February 11-13th, 2005 Southeasten Regional Youth Kallah.
- RT Article: Adoption and Conversion
By A Symposium
Viewpoints on adoption an dJewish tradition
- RT Article: How Jewish Children Conceptualize God
By Dr. Shoshana Silberman
A survey, with drawings by children
- RT Article: Introducing the JRF Children's Siddur
By Phill Goldberg
A Minyan of Opinions
- RT Article: Jews and Fellow Travelers: Appreciating the Gifts of Non-Jewish Partners
By Rabbi Maurice Harris
Rabbi Harris's article, written after his workshop at the 2004 JRF Convention, focuses on the benefits that non-Jews, mostly with Jewish partners, bring to the community. Harris leads us away from the "framework of cost," to open up the conversation on intermarriage.
- RT Article: Letters about Circumcision
Building the JRF Convention
- RT Article: Struggling with Circumcision
A Jewish father writes to his baby son
- RT Article: Teshuvah for Kids
By Rabbi Devora Bartnoff
Making Yom Kippur meaningful for our children
- RT Article: Transitional Tasks After Divorce/ Divorce in Reconstructionist Life
By Rabbi Michael M Remson, Rabbi Margot L. Stein
As a retired congregational rabbi, Michael Remson has unique insight into rabbi-congregational relationships. In this article, he reapplies those "lessons learned" onto the transition of life after a divorce. This article also includes a supplement called a "Divorce in Reconstructionist Life" by Rabbi Margot Stein.
- Gay/Lesbian Issues
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- Israel
- Reconstructionist History, Philosophy and Theology
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