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Introduction to Reform Judaism an engaging multi-session course for anyone interested in exploring Jewish life through a Reform lens. Hosted at Temple Kol Ami and open to all, this course is perfect for interfaith couples, those raising Jewish children, spiritual seekers, individuals considering conversion, and Jews who want a meaningful adult Jewish learning experience.

This is an engaging 22-week course for anyone interested in exploring Judaism through a progressive, liberal lens.

This course is perfect for interfaith couples, those raising Jewish children, spiritual seekers, individuals considering conversion, and Jews who want a meaningful adult Jewish learning experience.

Our curriculum is designed so that a student can join the class at any point in the year. It is not necessary to take all classes in one academic year. Our classes are based on the Union for Reform Judaism’s curriculum.

This course is perfect for interfaith couples, those raising Jewish children, spiritual seekers, individuals considering conversion, and Jews who want a meaningful adult Jewish learning experience.

This class, taught by Rabbi Josh Stanton, welcomes all who are interested in learning more about Jewish tradition and wisdom. In approx. 28 sessions, it will provide the basis for further learning or a Jewish life.

This course is designed for newcomers to Judaism as well as those who wish to deepen their knowledge and appreciation of Judaism.

The course is designed to create a community of learners including individuals and couples from Jewish and/or various faith traditions and cultural backgrounds, those who have had no religious upbringing and those who want a meaningful adult Jewish learning experience.

Join rabbis and cantors from St. Louis area Reform congregations for Introduction to Judaism, an engaging deep dive into Jewish faith, culture, and community.

Come join us at Temple Beth Israel for an engaging and informative 18-week course where you can learn about the rich traditions, history, and beliefs of Judaism.