61. JOI-Jewish Organizing Initiative Provides Jewish young adults oneyear paid fellowships in community organizing. Fellows are trained in organizing skills and educated in judaism's religious, ethical, and historical tradition of working with groups for social and economic justice. http://www.jewishorganizing.org/

Giving Jewish young adults a chance to work for justice and social change as part of a Jewish community... The Jewish Organizing Initiative (JOI) offers young adults a chance to work for justice and create a meaningful Jewish community that can support and sustain them in working for justice. The Fellowship Program JOI recruits young Jewish adults from all over the world for a year of leadership training that includes: working for social and economic justice, Jewish learning, training in grass roots community organizing skills, and Jewsih community building. The fellowship year involves work in social justice community or labor organizations, generally in low-income community organizations, (sometimes in the Jewish community) and weekly learning and reflection about organizing for justice, Judaism and community buidling. Since 1998 we have operated a program in Boston, MA, USA that can be a model for other cities. Most JOI fellows come from the USA. It is possible, although difficult, for non-US citizens to join JOI. Most often non US citizens must take responsibility to obtain a visa that allows them to work in the US or find some other way to live legally in the US during their JOI year. How does JOI foster social justice?

62. Conversion To Judaism This site provides information and advice for those who are considering conversion to judaism. http://www.convert.org/

THE CONVERSION TO JUDAISM HOME PAGE Welcome to the Conversion to Judaism Home Page, the web site of the Conversion to Judaism Resource Center. The Center provides information and advice to people who are considering converting to Judaism and to those who have converted. Members of the Advisory Board of the Conversion to Judaism Resource Center include: Rabbi Bradley Shavit Artson, Rabbi Rachel Cowan, Dr. Nan Fink, Dr. David Gordis, Rabbi Irving Greenberg, Yossi Klein Halevi, Dr. Edward Hoffman, Dr. Walter Jacob, Professor Julius Lester, Florence Melton, Patti Moskovitz, Rabbi Barbara Penzner, Lena Romanoff, Susan Weidman Schneider, Rabbi Harold Schulweis, Rabbi Alan Silverstein, Rabbi Neal Weinberg, and Professor Zvi Zohar. To learn more about the Conversion to Judaism Resource Center, contact the Center at 74 Hauppauge Road, Room 53, Commack, New York 11725. The telephone number is (631) 462-5826. CONVERSION IN ISRAEL: For 35 years the WUJS InstituteCenter for Hebrew and Jewish Studies in Arad, Israel has provided intensive introductory Jewish education to young Jewish graducates and professionals from all over the world. This year WUJS has gained recognition to enable them to provide a conversion to Judaism course. The program runs under the auspices of the Institute of Jewish Studies as established by the Israeli government in the wake of the conclusions of the Neeman Report on conversion. The program provides serious residential study in a pluralistic environment leading to halachic conversion through the Israeli rabbinate. For further information, contact

63. Northern Hills Synagogue-Congregation B'nai Avraham A Conservative congregation affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative judaism. http://www.nhs-cba.org/

LINKS Congregation B'nai Avraham Northern Hills Synagogue Where YOU belong, Where YOU count! Tribute Dinner June 26, 2005 Rabbi George (Gershom) Barnard honored for 30 years of distinguished service 5714 Fields Ertel Road Cincinnati, OH 45249 Phone: (513) 931-6038 Fax: (513) 530-2002 Click here for directions and map Affiliated with United Synagogue of Conservative ... Jewish/Cinci Links PHOTOS Photo Gallery Shabbat on the Range 7-22-05 Tribute Dinner to Rabbi Barnard 6-26-05 ... Construction History of our new building FUNDRAISERS Buy Scrip and Save for NHS! Gift Shop Hours: Monday - Thursday 11:00 am - 2:00 pm Friday and Sunday 10:00 am - 12:30 pm For times by appointment

64. Texts Of Judaism The Rodkinson (1918) English translation of about a third of the Babylonian Talmud. http://www.sacred-texts.com/jud/

Topics Home African Age of Reason Alchemy ... Journals Judaism Talmud Legends/Sagas LGBT Miscellaneous ... Buy books about Judaism Judaism Tanakh Talmud Haggada Kabbalah ... Links Tanakh (Hebrew Bible) The Tanakh is the Hebrew Bible, the quintessential sacred text. The first five books of this comprise the Torah (or Pentateuch), the core sacred writings of the ancient Jews, traditionally written by Moses under divine inspiration. Tanakh (Hebrew Bible) Unicode with vowels. Tanakh (English Translation) The text of the 1917 Jewish Publication Society translation. Talmud The Babylonian Talmud Translated by M.L. Rodkinson [1918] This massive ten volume abridgement of the Talmud, the Jewish compendium of law and tradition, is the only extensive public domain translation. It is presented for the first time anywhere on the Internet at sacred-texts.com. Sayings of the Jewish Fathers (Pirqe Aboth) Translated by Charles Taylor [1897] This is a beautiful extract from the Talmud, which has been used as liturgy. Devoted to ethics with some mystical touches, the Pirqe Aboth is distinguished for its transparency and simplicity. This was one of the first English translations in modern times of any portion of the Talmud. Hebraic Literature Edited by Maurice Harris [1901] Extracts from the Talmud, Midrash and Kabbalah.

65. Congregation Agudas Achim Affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative judaism. Includes membership and school information, links and local contacts. http://www.caa-austin.org/

ez_codePath = "jscode/" document.write(""); Congregation Agudas Achim is the center for Conservative Judaism in Austin, Texas. We embrace both Jews and those in the community at large who wish to explore and enhance their connection with our God and with Jewish spirituality, learning and culture. Aliyah Dinner Pre-Bidding Information Aliyah Dinner Information Help Victims of Katrina High Holy Days Information Central 7300 Hart Lane, Austin, TX 78731 (512) 735-8400 tel (512) 735-8401 fax 3rd of Elul, 5765 Parashat Shoftim

66. Judaism Table Of Contents Cyber encyclopedia of Jewish history and culture that covers everything from antiSemitism to Zionism. It includes a glossary, bibliography of web sites and http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/judaism.html

Judaism Ancient Jewish History Ashkenazim Bibliography of Judaism The Birth and Evolution of Judaism ... Women in Judaism

67. Congregation Bnai Israel Home Page Encourage religious, social, cultural, civic and educational activities, and public understanding of judaism. http://www.bnai-israel.net/

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68. Timeline For The History Of Judaism Cyber encyclopedia of Jewish history and culture that covers everything from antiSemitism to Zionism. It includes a glossary, bibliography of web sites and http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/History/timeline.html

Timeline for the History of Judaism Context of Ancient Israelite Religion (ca. 2000-587 B.C.E.) Judaism After the Babylonian Exile (ca. 538 B.C.E.-70 CE) Rule of Rome (ca. 230 B.C.E. - 400 C.E.) Rabbinic Jewish Period of Talmud Development (70-500 C.E.) ... Timeline for the History of Jerusalem (4500 B.C.E.-Present)

69. Adat Ari El A reform congregation embracing traditional judaism. http://www.adatariel.com/

We Are Family Welcome Thank you for taking the time in getting to know more about us. As you explore our web site, you will find information about our synagogue and the programs and and organizations that we offer. What you won't find is the people who make up Adat Ari El. If you are really interested in learning more about us, we invite you to give us a call or come to our Friday Night Shabbat Services. Shabbat Services on Friday at 7:30 PM – Cantorial Soloist Lola Rivera Monthly Torah study with Rabbi Hillel Cohn on Saturday at 10:00 AM Shalom About Us ADAT ARI EL (Ah-daht Ah-ree El), is a Reform congregation with a deep appreciation for the beauties and timeless insights of Jewish tradition as they can be expressed in contemporary ways. We are a member of the Union for Reform Judaism (formerly Union of American Hebrew Congregations), the national organization of Reform Judaism. We are an egalitarian congregation that accords full equality to men and women. Ours is a congregation that is comprised of people of all ages, married and single, born Jewish or Jewish-By-Choice, interfaith families – all who are interested in being part of a synagogue that is warm, friendly, and spiritual. Our name, Adat Ari El, means “Lion of God.” Just as the lion is a symbol of strength we see our congregation as a strong force for individual growth through prayer, study, music, and the application of Jewish values to modern life. Congregation Profile Founded in 1992, the congregation now has approximately 60 families participating in the various organizations within the congregation including: Sisterhood, Men's Club, Religious School, Bar/Bat Mitzvah training, Youth Groups, Shabbat and holiday services. The president is

70. Project MUSE - Modern Judaism Modern judaism. EISSN 1086-3273 Print ISSN 0276-1114 Modern judaism provides a distinctive, interdisciplinary forum for discussion of the modern http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/modern_judaism/

Free Sample Issue Modern Judaism E-ISSN: 1086-3273 Print ISSN: 0276-1114 Publisher: Oxford University Press Modern Judaism provides a distinctive, interdisciplinary forum for discussion of the modern Jewish experience since the Haskalah, the Jewish Enlightenment. Its contributors address topics pertinent to the understanding of Jewish life today and the forces that have shaped that experience, including the Zionist movement and the establishment of the State of Israel, the socio-political role assumed by literary works of art, and the rise of modern anti-Semitism and its devastating climax in the Holocaust. JOURNAL COVERAGE: Vol. 16 (1996) through current issue Number 2, May 2005 Number 1, February 2005 Number 3, October 2004 Number 2, May 2004 ... Number 1, February 1996 Select a Volume Volume 25, 2005 Volume 24, 2004 Volume 23, 2003 Volume 22, 2002 Volume 21, 2001 Volume 20, 2000 Volume 19, 1999 Volume 18, 1998 Volume 17, 1997 Volume 16, 1996 Select above first GENERAL INFORMATION: Editorial Information Subscription Information Indexing/Abstracting Advertising Information ... Submission Select a Section Editorial Information Subscription Information Indexing/Abstracting Advertising Information Submission Guidelines

71. CONGREGATION BETH JACOB Egalitarian conservative Jewish congregation affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative judaism. Web site is for contact information only. http://www.uscj.org/ncalif/fresno/

Congregation Beth Jacob This is the home page of Congregation Beth Jacob [Fresno, California], an egalitarian conservative Jewish congregation affiliated with the Northern California Region of the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism President Larry Bluestone Manager Jammie Barker Weekly Shabbat services: Friday, 8:00 PM; Saturday, 9:30 AM Find us on the map at or find directions to . . . 406 W. Shields Avenue (at corner of Fruit Ave.) Fresno, California 93705 Telephone: [559] 222-0664 E-mail: BJFresno@sbcglobal.net Webmaster Larry Rosler keeps his on this page, and last made changes on May 10, 2005. Please e-mail your comments and suggestions to Larry.Rosler@pobox.com This page is being hosted on the server of the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism.

72. Project MUSE - Aleph: Historical Studies In Science And Judaism Aleph explores the interface between judaism and science and studies the interactions between science and judaism throughout history. http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/aleph_historical_studies_in_science_and_judaism/

Free Sample Issue Aleph: Historical Studies in Science and Judaism E-ISSN: 1553-3956 Print ISSN: 1565-1525 Publisher: Indiana University Press Aleph explores the interface between Judaism and science and studies the interactions between science and Judaism throughout history. Science is conceived broadly and includes the social sciences and the humanities. Likewise, the history of science is broadly construed within the journal's purview and includes the social and the cultural dimensions. Aleph also publishes studies on related subjects that allow a comparative view, such as the place of science in other cultures. It regularly includes full-length articles and brief communications, as well as notes on recently published books. Aleph , which is an annual, is a joint publication of the Sidney M. Edelstein Center for the History of Science, Technology, and Medicine and the Institute for Jewish Studies, both at The Hebrew University, and Indiana University Press. JOURNAL COVERAGE: Vol. 4 (2004) through current issue Volume 4, 2004

73. Congregation Anshei Israel Home Page Affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative judaism, and home to an awardwinning preschool through kindergarten program. Detailed and comprehensive in scope. http://www.caiaz.org/

Home About CAI Clergy Rabbi Eisen's ... Contact Us Shalom! A People with Dreams The great quality of the Jews is that they have been able to dream through all the long and dreary centuries; and mankind has credited them with another quality, the power to realize their dreams. Meet our new Assistant Rabbi by clicking here! We are proud to announce that 2005/5765 is the 75th anniversary of our congregation! The kick-off event for our year-long celebration was held on December 12, 2004, with our Cantor's Hanukkah Concert. Fifth Street LIVE! A Comedy/Marketplace took place on April 17, 2005. Our 74th Annual Meeting was held on May 23, 2005, with the induction of our Board of Trustees and an archival display.

74. Judaism 101 This site has moved to http//www.jewfaq.org. Please make a note of it. http://members.aol.com/jewfaq/

We're Moving! After nearly 3 years at this location, Judaism 101 is moving to http://www.jewfaq.org/ If your browser supports the "refresh" tag, you will be taken to the new location automatically in 15 seconds. This table of contents is maintained solely for the purpose of providing the updates to web spiders. Download What's Nu? Current Calendar Ideas What Do Jews Believe? Basic The Nature of G-d Intermediate Human Nature Advanced Moshiach: The Messiah Intermediate Kabbalah and Jewish Mysticism Advanced People Who Is a Jew? Basic Movements of Judaism Basic Ashkenazic and Sephardic Jews Basic Jewish Attitudes Toward Non-Jews Basic The Role of Women Intermediate Rabbis, Priests, and Other Religious Functionaries Basic Sages and Scholars Intermediate Prophets and Prophecy Intermediate Places Synagogues, Shuls and Temples Basic Things Signs and Symbols Basic Jewish Cooking Basic Words Hebrew Alphabet Basic Hebrew Language: Root Words Intermediate The Name of G-d Basic Torah Basic Weekly Torah Readings Intermediate Prayers and Blessings Intermediate Jewish Liturgy Intermediate Deeds Halakhah: Jewish Law Intermediate Love and Brotherhood Basic Speech and Lashon Ha-Ra Intermediate Kashrut: Jewish Dietary Laws Intermediate Kosher Sex Advanced Tzedakah: Charity Intermediate Treatment of Animals Intermediate Qorbanot: Sacrifices and Offerings Advanced A List of the 613 Mitzvot (Commandments) Advanced Times Jewish Calendar Basic Shabbat Basic Jewish Holidays Basic Introduction Basic The Month of Tishri Basic Rosh Hashanah Basic Days of Awe Basic Yom Kippur Basic Sukkot Basic

75. Savannah Jewish Educational Alliance, Jewish Community Center, Savannah Jewish F Dedicated to enhancing the quality of Jewish life. In conjunction with the Savannah Jewish Federation, we are preserving the values of judaism. http://savj.org

Enhancing the Quality of Jewish Life in Savannah, Georgia Urgent Assistance for Hurricane Evacuees SJF Donations Agreement JEA Donations Agreement Urgent Assistance for Hurricane Evacuees: Savannah Assistance for Hurricane Evacuees Federation to coordinate assistance for victims of the Hurricane Central Information Services Information on evacuees from New Orleans Jewish Community is being coordinated through Jewish Family Services: E-mail information to Larry Dane-Kellogg, Director of Jewish Family Services, at larry@savj.org Ask evacuees from New Orleans to e-mail their whereabouts to Adam, New Orleans Federation CRC Director, at adam@jewishnola.com Ask evacuees from other communities (Biloxi, Gulfport, Mobile, etc.), to contact Richard Klein, UJC Network Consultant, at richard.klein@ujc.org Savannah Assistance to Evacuees Offer home hospitality: Jewish Family Services is coordinating home hospitality for evacuees from the Hurricane evacuated areas. Short-term rentals and rates, on a preferred basis are available through the Federation. Contact Larry Dane-Kellogg/Jewish Family Services at larry@savj.org

76. Chabad.org - Torah, Judaism And Jewish Info Official homepage for worldwide ChabadLubavitch movement that promotes judaism and provides daily lectures and insights. Chabad-Lubavitch is a philosophy, http://www.chabad.org/default.asp

self.name = 'main'; Ask the Rabbi Subscribe Contact Us Wednesday, September 7, 2005 - Elul 3, 5765 ... About Us BIOGRAPHY The Taz PARSHAH Do (Normal) Jews Believe in Prophecy? STORY Original Ideas LIVING TORAH Loving King WEEKLY SERMONETTE Here Comes the Judge ESSAY Written Word, Spoken Word By Chaya Shuchat Compliments are rare. My critics are not shy and freely express their displeasure with my work. At the end of the day, I feel drained to my last drop of energy. So why do I bother teaching? QUESTION Torah, Slavery and the Jews By Tzvi Freeman Yes, there's tension here, and as every good dramatist and massage therapist knows, tension is a good point to play with . COMMENT Should We Hate Them? By Levi Brackman Many of us are not quite sure how to react towards terrorists who have no qualms about killing huge amounts of people. Should we be angry with them or should we feel sorry for them? h Why is there so much pain and suffering in our lives? The struggle to understand, to cope, and to grow in the face of challenge and tragedy Browse...

77. Loading Synagogue affiliated with both the United Synagogue of Conservative judaism and the Jewish Reconstructionist Federation. Includes information about worship, education, programs and groups. http://www.bez613.org/

78. NAJM - National Association Of Judaism And Medicine Home Page- Best Wishes For G Discussion of Jewish medical ethics. http://www.nijm.org/

Search Content: Medicine, science and halacha met in a holistic way in the discussions at the International Conference on Judaism and Contemporary medicine. The two hundred and fifty doctors and medical personnel debated, listened and were enlightened as the internationally acclaimed faculty discussed the hottest topics in Jewish Law and Contemporary Medicine. Moshe Akerman, MD of Crown Heights initiated this conference back in 5748 with the support and encouragement of the Rebbe. The conference is jointly sponsored by the NAJM organization, headed by Rabbi Dr. Akerman; the Chabad House of Midtown Manhattan, headed by the shliach Rabbi Yehoshua Metzger and is accredited for doctors and nurses through the State University of New York – Downstate Medical Center. Click here for full story, photos and additional details. The National Association of Judaism and Medicine , founded in 1988, provides the opportunity for dialogue and assessment of the ever-expanding world of possibilities opened by the advance of medical science in light of the millenniums-old Jewish ethical and philosophic tradition. Offering something for scholars, scientists, professionals, as well as lay persons, the NAJM has come to the World Wide Web to open their institute to a wider audience.

79. Jewish Reconstructionist Federation - Welcome are part of the fourth (and youngest) recognized branch of American judaism. Is Reconstructionist judaism For You? The Reconstructionist Movement http://www.jrf.org/

Serving more than 100 affiliated congregations and havurot. Menu Search Help Site Map ... JRF Response to the Crisis in Darfur, Sudan - Community Response, Advocacy Information, Links to Donate Featured On Our Pages Program and Pics from Camp JRF 2005 The Reconstructionist Educators of North America (RENA) web site new The Kaplan Corner Yom Iyyun - Day of Study about Israel Nov. 13 Materials for communities considering Reconstructionist affiliation Reconstructionist Press featured books Read a dvar Torah Does your JRF Congregation/Havurah have an event with photos to share with our community? Please email the JRF Webkeeper Quick Reference Calendar of Events Directory of Congregations Officers and Directors The Benefits of Membership ... Pirke Avot Text Study NEW TorahQuest RENA web site NEW Reconstructionism Is Reconstructionist Judaism For You? The Reconstructionist Movement About Congregational Affiliation ... The Kaplan Corner Camping Camp JRF web site Youth Programs No'ar Hadash web site Tikkun Olam Affiliations ... Past JRF Trips to Israel The Reconstructionist Press Featured Publications Publications Catalog Adult Education Curricula How To Order ... Journal NEW

80. Congregation Darchei Noam - A Reconstructionist Egalitarian Synagogue Toronto's first reconstructionist synagogue. Site includes information about the Reconstructionist movement and progressive judaism, services, study, social action and upcoming events. http://www.darcheinoam.on.ca/

Darchei Noam, Toronto's Reconstructionist Synagogue, is a close-knit community of 300 families. Religious services are traditional in form, and progressive and egalitarian in content. Members participate in leading services, chanting Torah, or presenting a D'var Torah. Women and men participate equally in all areas of synagogue life. Please join us for services any time. If you are new to Darchei Noam, and if you let us know you are coming, we will gladly arrange for someone to be your host at the service. Shabbat morning services begin at 10 am. For Torah study, children's services, Friday night services, Minyan Michadesh, Israeli dancing, holidays and festivals - please check the calendar Hebrew School begins September 11 Click here for application package Israeli dancing for beginners Sept 17, 24, Oct 1 after kiddush High Holy Days 2005 Information is here Our office has moved 183 Cocksfield Avenue, Unit 4 Comments? Questions? Info? Contact Kathy Original site design by Sandy Feldman S K IP MENU ... CCESS KEYS are underlined Windows: ALT + access key Macintosh: CTRL + access key

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