Adult Jewish learning and facilitating independent study is a priority of the Reform Movement, part of the lifelong pursuit of Jewish literacy and intellectual growth. The Union offers programs and resources to empower both the individual and the congregation in the pursuit of Jewish learning.
Torah Study
10 Minutes of Torah sends you a daily e-mail page of study on the topics of Reform Voices of Torah, Hebrew Connections, Building a Reform Jewish Community, and Jewish world. Sign up for any or all five weekdays by providing your e-mail address.
Reform Voices of Torah is a weekly liberal commentary on the Torah portion of the week (distributed on Mondays as part of 10 Minutes of Torah), Reform Voices of Torah is written by four scholars and features additional commentaries by rabbis, cantors and educators.
Eilu V'eilu- These and those-This point/counterpoint model involves a dialogue between two scholars on issues of concern to the Reform Movement and encourages your active participation.
Significant Jewish Books - Four times a year two books are selected and reviewd, including study guides and additional background information.
Reform Judaism magazine online- Read select articles from current and past issues, access discussion guides focusing on major topics, and subscribe to the Reform Movement's award-winning quarterly publication.
The Center for Advanced Judaic Studies at the University of Pennsylvania offers an online resource for book clubs and individualreaders interested in reading works of modern Jewish literature. This resource includes introductory remarks and discussion questions for a number of noteworthy books
Intensive Adult Study Opportunities - Throughout the year, the Union presents a variety of intensive study experiences with the finest scholars and experts in their field. These retreats and kallot are held in our camps, on college campuses and in Israel.
Live from NY's 92nd Street Y - This program brings live satellite broadcasts to non-profit groups throughout North America.
Judaism Classes
A free, 3-session class for beginners -- Jewish or not -- that explores the
topics of Jewish spirituality, ethics and community values. Find a class in your area.
Introduction to Judaism A course for anyone interested in exploring Judaism—interfaith couples, those
considering conversion and Jews looking for adult-level basics—to the
fundamentals of Jewish thought and practice. Find a class in your area.
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