Learn about Jewish spirituality, ethics, practice, and community through our engaging classes. URJ and Reform congregations provide in-person and online classes to help you explore and connect with Judaism.
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Many congregations have weekly Torah study on Shabbat (Saturday) mornings, in addition to other ongoing learning and worship opportunities. Find a Congregation
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A Taste of Judaism®
Curious About Judaism? You are invited to join us for three sessions exploring a modern Jewish take on spirituality, values, and community. Individuals from all backgrounds are welcome.
Introduction to Judaism
Learn the fundamentals of Jewish thought and practice. This multi-session course is designed for interfaith couples, individuals considering conversion, and Jews looking for an adult-level introduction.
Learn Hebrew
Familiarity with Hebrew reading and common Hebrew words can be a key to feeling comfortable in Jewish community and congregational life. Find a Hebrew course offered by a congregation near you or register for Learn to Read Hebrew for Adults, our online course.
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Congregations offer a wide variety of courses that are open to the community. Study Jewish texts and literature, Jewish history, spirituality, and more with a congregational class near you.
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Find connection, community, learning, and spirituality at a welcoming Reform congregation near you.
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