At USCJ, we understand the urgency of Conservative congregations struggling to build communities of deeper membership engagement and meaning.
On the fiscal side,it is necessary for synagogues to maintain or grow their membership base to keep their budgets in the black, as we know from the Pirkei Avot teaching, im ein kemach, ein torah (without bread there is no Torah).
Last week, I was privileged to attend the Rabbinical Assembly convention in Israel. It was my first time in Israel since October 7, and admittedly, I
USCJ/RA CEO Rabbi Jacob Blumenthal & USCJ Chief Movement Strategy Officer Rabbi Ashira Konigsburg Join 245 Conservative/Masorti Rabbis for the Rab
In the heart of South Florida, B’nai Torah Congregation (Boca Raton) stands as a beacon of hope and change, dedicated to social action and commu
When hurricanes are on their way to the US coast, Jo-Anne Tucker-Zemlak, Synagogue Consultant for the Southeast Seaboard, is ready to assist, followin
In late September, 10 Chapter Presidents from both the East and West coasts came together for an engaging and informative training session led by Rabb
This past weekend, 61 enthusiastic Jewish young professionals gathered for a memorable Shabbaton filled with tradition, learning, and fun. The weekend
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