Inspiring Today's Diverse Jewish Community
“What is Reconstructionism anyway?”
Perhaps you’d like to delve more deeply into Judaism from a Reconstructionist perspective. Or maybe you’ve been looking for something that can demonstrate to others what you are so excited about–a place to send that cousin who has challenged you for years with, “What is Reconstructionism, anyway?”
Many in the Reconstructionist community have been asking such questions for years. Now the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College (RRC) is proud to respond with a new interactive, online course. Judaism Through a Reconstructionist Lens is a self-guided program available to anyone who wants to learn more about the movement. Try a sample unit - scan the barcode above with your smartphone or visit the web site. Rabbi Nancy Fuchs-Kreimer, Ph.D., RRC ’82, the director of multifaith studies and initiatives at the College, guides participants through the online program.
A full year of access to the course costs $4.95, and registration is available online only. Learn more by visiting http://www.rrc.edu/node/1225.
Perhaps you’d like to delve more deeply into Judaism from a Reconstructionist perspective. Or maybe you’ve been looking for something that can demonstrate to others what you are so excited about–a place to send that cousin who has challenged you for years with, “What is Reconstructionism, anyway?”
Many in the Reconstructionist community have been asking such questions for years. Now the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College (RRC) is proud to respond with a new interactive, online course. Judaism Through a Reconstructionist Lens is a self-guided program available to anyone who wants to learn more about the movement. Try a sample unit - scan the barcode above with your smartphone or visit the web site. Rabbi Nancy Fuchs-Kreimer, Ph.D., RRC ’82, the director of multifaith studies and initiatives at the College, guides participants through the online program.
A full year of access to the course costs $4.95, and registration is available online only. Learn more by visiting http://www.rrc.edu/node/1225.
