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Inspired, nimble religious organizations of all kinds are now retooling to meet the very different needs of American Judaism today. Zioness is a key example of this trend, in creating space for people who are ideologically progressive and hold their Zionism as an intrinsic and inseparable piece of their Jewish...

Bishop Robert Stearns wants to reinvent evangelicalism without leaving it behind. The pastor from western New York is one of a rising cohort of evangelical leaders who are looking beyond partisan politics and messaging based on fear. Read the article here. ...

Our numbers are growing, American Jews burst with pride of identity – and yet many of our institutions remain in decline. This combination of circumstances is creating space for those once marginalized to come to the center with visionary approaches to Jewish life and belonging. Read more > ...

A Message from our Clergy - August 10, 2022 As we approach Shabbat Nachamu, the Sabbath of Comfort and Consolation, we turn our hearts towards Israel. Following the IDF arresting a senior leader of the Islamic Jihad, Islamic Jihad in Gaza fired hundreds of rockets towards Israel. The IDF responded with targeted...

Springtide Research Institute’s Head of Community Engagement Marte Aboagye was joined by Rabbi Joshua Stanton and Rabbi Benjamin Spratt: co-authors of the just released book, “Awakenings: American Jewish Transformations in Identity, Leadership, and Belonging.” Together they discussed trends in religious organizations, with a focus on American Jewish life, narrowing in on...

The New Jewish Awakening: Our obsession with the narrative of our community’s decline overlooks threads of optimism and opportunity by Benjamin Spratt and Joshua Stanton. Read the article here. ...

American Jewry needs to wake up to new possibilities - book review: In contrast to the narrative of constant decline, two young American rabbis offer a powerfully positive and perhaps overly optimistic narrative by Rabbi Ron Kronish  Read the article here. ...

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