Dear Partners, Every Thursday morning throughout Jewish American Heritage Month (JAHM), we’ll be sending out an email focused on Jewish American contributions to a specific field. Each email will highlight seven notable Jewish Americans and feature seven action items and resources from partners. These emails are designed for you to be able to forward to Continue Reading »
By Doreen Bornfreund, WLCJ International Vice President and Membership Chair Achrei Mot-Kedoshim – Leviticus 16:1–19:2 Last year when this parashah, Achrei Mot – meaning “after the death of” – appeared on the date of Sisterhood Shabbat at my shul, I was dismayed. I had volunteered to do the D’var Torah on this occasion. Once I read the parashah, I could not Continue Reading »
We’re Almost There! By Lisa Paule, Torah Fund Director When the Torah Fund Creating New Spaces special campaign was initiated in 2019, it was planned that half of the anticipated $200,000 proceeds would be allocated for the naming of a study area in the new residence hall for List College students at Jewish Theological Seminary Continue Reading »
Dear Partners, Every Thursday morning throughout Jewish American Heritage Month (JAHM), we’ll be sending out an email focused on Jewish American contributions to a specific field. Each email will highlight seven notable Jewish Americans and feature seven action items and resources from partners. These emails are designed for you to be able to forward to Continue Reading »
By Julia Loeb, WLCJ International President Brew Harmony not Drama—Lessons from Tazria-Metzora Parashat Tazria-Metzora is not the easiest Torah portion to connect with. The discussion of skin conditions (often translated as leprosy), isolation, and purity laws is not your typical Shabbat table conversation. But beneath the surface (pun intended), there’s a profound message about leadership, responsibility, Continue Reading »
By Sandy Berenbaum, WLCJ Membership Retention Chair Planting Seeds Within Us on Earth Week Shabbat I’d like to begin with one of my favorite poems, Trees by Joyce Kilmer. This poem has resonated with me ever since I was a student at Abraham Lincoln Junior High School, P.S. 171. I vividly remember my music teacher having Continue Reading »
The Conference of Presidents Resource Guide including Jewish and Israel-related events, rallies, sign-on letters, briefings, web pages, videos, documents, and more. This is only disseminated to other Jewish and pro-Israel organizations. Note: while the majority of this information is public through each organization, please do not publish this email wholesale. Please share events and resources Continue Reading »
By Linda Klempner, WLCJ International Vice President and Torah Fund Patron/Scholarship Patron Chair A Women’s Seder Reflects Women’s Roles in Conservative Judaism In the words of longtime Jewish feminist Francine Klagsbrun, “Women’s seders have become a phenomenon of our time… From New York to Nebraska, from Berlin to London, thousands of Jewish women throughout the world celebrate the Continue Reading »
By Wendy J. Glasser, WLCJ International Vice President and Convention Logistics Chair How Women’s League Builds Leaders Parashat Vayikra begins, “The Lord called to Moses,” inviting him into the Tabernacle. Once Moses joined God inside, God instructs him to explain to the Israelites what sacrifices they may make and how the sacrifices should be made. God Continue Reading »
Dear Friends, Supporters and Communities, As we prepare to celebrate the holiday of Pesach – a time of freedom, tradition, and unity – Masorti Olami invites our global community to join us in making a difference. Through our special Pesach campaigns, we are raising vital funds to ensure that communities in need can celebrate the Continue Reading »
3080 Broadway, Suite K900, New York, NY 10027 | Phone: 405-870-1260 | info@wlcj.org
Copyright © 2026 Women’s League for Conservative Judaism. All rights reserved. | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Website by Addicott Web