@TheBluePrintGod @rabbisandra Hi! Just saw this tweet. Wherever you live, there may be a Reconstructionist congregation near you. If not, there’s probably at least a Reform congregation. I would recommend that you check out as many of those as possible.
Have you seen this?
reconstructingjudaism.org
Have you seen this?
reconstructingjudaism.org
@TheBluePrintGod @rabbisandra You probably hear from Orthodox Jews—and fundamentalist Christians—about the merits of THEIR ways. Traditionalist religion tends to be more..proactive—and to reach out “in person”. No doubt many have invited you to services or other events.
Liberal religion isn’t as “proactive”.
Liberal religion isn’t as “proactive”.
@TheBluePrintGod @rabbisandra Maybe because it tends not to think it has the only “right” way, hence it sees less need to proselytize. But liberal Judaism (and other liberal faiths, like the Unitarian Universalist Church and the United Church of Christ, and some forms of Buddhism) are well worth exploring.
@TheBluePrintGod @rabbisandra By the way, if you’re interested in Reconstructionist Judaism and there isn’t a congregation near you, it’s possible to start a Reconstructionist havurah (worship group) anywhere (consult the movement for details). There may be others near you who would be interested.
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