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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...

Rabbi Wechterman holds a BA in International Relations and BS in Journalism from Boston University. She lives in Abington, PA with her husband David Nerenberg and is the parent of two children, Avi and Sharon. Rabbi Wechterman is Executive Director of the Reconstructionist Rabbinical Association. Rabbi Wechterman created the RRA’s Office of Rabbinic Career Development in an effort to serve the professional Read more...

With over 25 years of experience, I have been performing weddings, commitment services, and other life-cycle events in Metropolitan New York and on Long Island. If you are seeking an alternative to mainstream religious practice, if you would like to celebrate the milestones of your life in a way that is in keeping with your beliefs, then I can help you Read more...

Our youth education is called the Spinoza Program and it provides our young people with a positive and enriching Jewish cultural educational experience that will empower them to make choices about how to incorporate Jewish culture and heritage into their own lives, supplying them with the tools to make informed decisions about their Jewish identities. We also place an important emphasis on Read more...

Humanistic Judaism celebrates Jewish life while putting our faith in human reason and human power as the best vehicles for improving the world. ​Humanistic Judaism offers a connection to Jewish identity and community for people who identify as “just Jewish,” culturally Jewish, “Jew-ish,” “Jewish and . . .,” “half-Jewish,” multicultural, “not religious,” secular, humanistic, atheist and/or agnostic. ​Humanistic Judaism provides Read more...

Our mission is to be an inclusive congregation that provides a supportive and welcoming environment in order to sustain and strengthen Jewish traditions, education, and sense of community. Our values guide us through everything we do at CBD, and encompass: Jewish traditions that are based on Conservative teachings and that are informed by our congregants’ needs Lifelong Jewish learning that Read more...

At Congregation Ahavat Olam, all are invited to participate in the welcoming, nurturing, and vibrant Jewish congregational community that is committed to Torah, Avodah and G’milut Chasadim, as well as the Jewish people and the State of Israel. Congregation Ahavat Olam began in August of 2012 with Founding Rabbi-Cantor Nancy Landsman. We are a welcoming Reform Jewish congregation in Glenview, IL Read more...

Jack holds dual ordination. He is first a Madrikh/Vegvayzer, conferred by the International Institute of Secular Humanistic Judaism where he also participated in rabbinic studies. Second, he holds rabbinic ordination by the Rabbinical Seminary International, a non-denominational seminary which is focused on preparing rabbis for the modern world.   Read more...

Certified as a Madrikha (Leader) by the International Institute of Secular Humanistic Jews. I do not represent a congregation. The families I serve are largely either Jewish or have some Jewish family members for life cycle events including weddings, funerals, baby namings. Read more...

The City Congregation’s Jewish Preschool instills a love of Jewish culture in children two through four alongside a parent or guardian. Older children can enroll in our Jewish KidSchool. Classes are held twice a month on Sundays from 2:45 PM to 5:15 PM at 15 West 86th Street (SAJ) in Manhattan.You do not need to be a member of The City Congregation Read more...