Build a community of faith and create a Jewish religious living experience by spending a week doing hands-on volunteer work. This intensive week blends Jewish ethics of social action, study and worship. Locations vary from year to year. Find out more...

Once every two years Reform Jews gather to totally immerse themselves in Judaism, taking time to explore synagogue life and gather new ideas; study with scholars and celebrate with friends. The 2007 Biennial will take place December 12-16, 2007 in San Diego. Learn more...

Every two years, shortly after a new Congress takes office, the Religious Action Center and the Commission on Social Action host two and a half days of intensive high-level briefings on current issues and critical legislation. Find out more...

This program teaches congregants to lead Torah study, conduct worship and provide other services under the supervision of ordained rabbis and invested cantors. Find out more...

Learn song-leading techniques, camp and religious school repertoire, as well as basic liturgy and service-leading skills. For song leaders and music teachers. Find out more...

Interfaith couples, non-Jews considering conversion, and Jews looking for an adult-level introduction to the basics of Jewish thought and practice will benefit from these classes provided by synagogues across the country. Find out more...

 Join over 400 singers of choral music, work with top conductors in the field, study with leading experts in all areas of Jewish music. If you love choral singing and Jewish music, this festival is for you! Find out more...

Two fantastic days filled with opportunities for personal and professional growth through study, worship and acts of loving kindness; for directors, assistant directors, specialists and volunteer leaders. The next conference will be Jan. 15-17, 2009 in Cleveland, Ohio. Find out more...

Musicians study together in this intensive program held each summer to teach liturgy, repertoire and worship leadership, as well as Torah and haftarah cantillation, to singers, organists, conductors and music directors who are responsible for their congregations' music. Shabbat, High Holy Day and Three Festivals repertoire are taught on a rotating schedule.  Find out more...

Israel will celebrate her 60th birthday in May 2008. Start planning now to be part of the year-long celebration by planning a congregational mission, a family trip or joining an existing group. These trips will visit our Reform and Progressive institutions and leaders in Israel, and delve into the issues surrounding Israel’s current reality. Join us as we send a message of solidarity to our brothers and sisters in Israel. Find out more...

Three separate fellows programs from the Department of Outreach and Membership train lay leaders to to counsel those on the path toward Judaism, work with interfaith families and develop strong programs to attract, involve and retain members. Find out more...

New presidents and presidents-elect are invited to meet and network with other Reform synagogue leaders, discuss solutions to everyday congregational problems while learning how to incorporate Jewish values and practices into the business of your synagogue. Find out more...

Spend intense days in study, worship, song and community. Special tracks for Educators. Since 1989, the summer study experience has attracted adult learners of all ages and from all backgrounds. Find out more...

A free, three-session class for beginners -- Jewish or not -- that explores the topics of Jewish spirituality, ethics and community. Find out more... (To apply for a grant to host and teach this course, click here)

Musical soloists, accompanists, choir directors and teachers who want to learn more about leading Shabbat worship can participate in these workshops that cover repertoire, the history and structure of Shabbat liturgy and an overview of general resources in Jewish music. Find out more...

Running concurrently with the NFTY convention, this conference provides intensive training in running successful youth programs. Sessions center around five primary content areas that impact youth work. Find out more...