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Anywhere
Including a personal roadmap for soul searching and a cheat sheet to help you focus on the promise of a clean slate instead of your hunger pains
Livestream services and an online community for discussion and reflection
Boston
Intimate, organically growing, diverse, socially conscious
Secular, readings, reflection, and singing
Buenos Aires
Talks, community service events, art, and other ways in
Respect yesterday, commit to the future, and do it ethically and spiritually
Chicago
Reclaiming Judaism’s inspiration and transformative essence, not bound by a particular location
Connecticut
Berkshire Mountains. Yoga, meditation, farm-to-table meals, goats, pickles
D.C.
A sacred blend of tradition & innovation
Reflect on your relationships – to yourself, to others, and to your Judaism – with Michelle Obama’s chief speechwriter
A-la-carte alternative experiences, from an express, 1-hour service for busy bees to a field trip and space for contemplation
Los Angeles
Reflect deeply, dream boldly, and discover a renewed sense of wonder and purpose
New York City
Singing, dancing, learning, crying, inspiration, service, and everything in between
As moving as music, as uplifting as art, as unsettling as literature, as rich as ritual, as comforting as community, as compelling as good conversation
A vibrant spiritual community, a progressive voice, rejoices in diversity
Everybody friendly, artist-driven, God-optional, experimental
Elevates and transforms individuals and communities into more compassionate human beings
A Yom Kippur afternoon and evening of spiritual restoration and communal vibes, followed by a superfoods autumn menu to break the fast
Tel Aviv
A musical, egalitarian, progressive community with musical performances, theater, lectures, prayers, and the world’s largest sukkah
A joyous, proud, and open atmosphere and a united community
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