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Convening
Earlybird registration is now open for our 2023 Conservative/Masorti Shabbaton & Convening--T'nuah B'yahad: Building our Movement Together.
- Shabbaton - December 1-2, 2023
- Convening - December 3-5, 2023
- Location: Baltimore Marriott Waterfront
We will gather around our shared values with others who care about the future of Conservative/Masorti Judaism: rabbis, cantors, Jewish professionals, congregational leaders, synagogue members, Conservative/Masorti leaders, teens, young adults, and more!
At our Convening we will hear from scholars, experts, and professionals who will offer us tools for action, share our diverse perspectives and experiences, and work together to build our Conservative/Masorti Movement.
We will:
- LEARN models and approaches to take home and use to strengthen our own communities
- FEEL a sense of hope and enthusiasm for the future of our communities and the Conservative/Masorti movement as a whole
- DEEPEN our understanding of the value and role of the Conservative/Masorti movement for ourselves as individuals, as representatives of organizations and congregations, and in the broader world
- RENEW our investment in our home institutions
Above all else, take this opportunity to reminisce and reconnect with old friends, make new ones, and get away to enjoy this time with your extended family from all over the world. Spend Shabbat immersed in spirited and soulful prayer, enriching Torah study, and deep and meaningful connection with friends and colleagues. There is nothing like having this time together with so many people of different backgrounds who all share each other’s love and passion for Conservative/Masorti Judaism.
REGISTER NOW for the Conservative/Masorti Shabboton & Convening taking place December 1-5, 2023 in Baltimore, Maryland.
Large Congregation Conference
USCJ’s Large Congregation Conference, sponsored by the Tuttleman Family Foundation, brings together leadership of our largest synagogues to discuss current events and issues specifically relevant to synagogues of this size. The three-day event is open to congregations with membership of 750 or more.