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Sim Shalom is an interactive Online Jewish Universalist Synagogue- liberal in thought and traditional in liturgy. We are an unaffiliated and pluralistic Jewish community, evolving and organically growing. We welcome members of our community from throughout the world! We offer daily online synagogue services. Here are a few other things you should know about us: * We are Jewish Universalist Read more...

Rabbi Steven Blane is founder and Spiritual Leader of Congregation Sim Shalom, one of the world’s first  International ONLINE communities of Liberal Jews. He is also the founder and Dean of JSLI- The Jewish Spiritual Leader’s Institute, an online Rabbinical and Cantorial School. He writes, “my calling as a Rabbi is deeply rooted in the progression of every aspect of Read more...

Judaism Unbound, a project of the Institute for the Next Jewish Future, is a project that catalyzes and supports grassroots efforts by “disaffected but hopeful” American Jews to re-imagine and re-design Jewish life in America for the 21st Century. Judaism Unbound produces a once-a-week podcast, runs an active facebook page, and features blog posts by fellows of the Institute for the Next Read more...

The Hebrew word Ma’alot means “ascents” and is used in the Book of Psalms to invoke inspiration and spiritual heights. It is commonly paired with shir, song, for an obvious reason: music has always elevated Jewish ritual and sacred inspiration. Ma’alot is dedicated to the tradition of invigorating Judaism through our rich musical heritage and making an accessible, spiritual experience Read more...

Rabbi Zelig Golden’s vision for a thriving, earth-based Jewish tradition developed out of a lifetime of nature connection, Jewish leadership, and commitment to environmental advocacy. Zelig invokes mentorship, facilitation, and ceremonial tools to guide an annual cycle of land-based festivals, nature-based rites of passage, and mentorship for emerging leaders. Zelig received rabbinic ordination from ALEPH, Alliance for Jewish Renewal, supported Read more...

I lead ceremonies for non-circumcising families. This may be in-person near Greater Boston or otherwise virtually. The content of a ceremony is discussed and prepared to conform to various preferences of the family. I am the founder of the Jewish Circumcision Resource Center (a section of the Circumcision Resource Center). We represent Jews around the world who question circumcision. They Read more...

Matanot Lev | Gifts of the Heart offers meaningful experiences of Jewish spirituality for people of all backgrounds through Shabbat and Jewish holiday unservices, life cycle ritual facilitation (weddings, baby welcomings, funerals, memorials, blessingways and more), workshops and spiritual counseling. Our primary goal is to widen the doorway to spiritual Jewish engagement for those who have felt left out. Matanot Lev Read more...

We welcome you, your friends and your family to become part of building a diverse community of Jews and friends across Atlanta. Our goal is to build deep relationships and empower a Jewish life that feels authentic to you. We prioritize the spiritual demands of your life, experimenting with tradition, and employing powerful Jewish practices that have transformed communities throughout Read more...

Kesher Pittsburgh is a community enlivening Judaism at the intersection of spirituality and social justice. We are an intergenerational, intersectional community that has different needs and desires at different stages of life. We build community through learning and unlearning, engaging in tikkun olam (healing the world), celebrating and mourning, and strengthening relationships with one another, locally and beyond. We are Read more...

Yehudah was raised Jewish and, in his spiritual explorations, has lived in a Zen Buddhist monastery, studied Aikido, Yoga, and Tai Chi, and been a frequent participant in the Native American sweat lodge. Since 1977, he has performed weddings of almost every combination, employing his experience, openness, and creativity in each one. After working a decade as a hospice and Read more...