Evolve is turning five and we are celebrating with extra essays, video teachings, web conversations and kavanot. Be sure to not miss when these groundbreaking pieces drop. Sign up for our newsletter now: loom.ly/4YCtWxs

Read this week's Kavannah, "Writing Your Own Megillah" from RRC Student, Steph Breitsman in: loom.ly/KV2CKOs

How do we giddily celebrate the world gone mad in Sushan when our weather foretells our own world gone mad? Read "The Constant Mask: Purim in a Winterless World" by Rabbi Benjamin Weiner: loom.ly/JgQ3kvE

Famous teaching tells us it is obligatory to become intoxicated on Purim to the extent 1 can't tell the difference between “Blessed be Mordecai” & “Cursed be Haman.” @Rabbi_360 Continue reading: loom.ly/tkGL9ms

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In keeping with the theme of layehudim hayetah orah, “The Jews had light,” Professor Joel Hecker of Reconstructionist Rabbinical College offers a short teaching from the Zohar: youtube.com/watch?v=xenX3m… Find more resources and donate to our "Uncover the Light" campaign here: evolve.reconstructingjudaism.org/uncover-the-li…

"The myrtle is a lovely plant. Fragrant. Humble. You would never know by looking at her that the myrtle harbors a great secret: Once a year, with the first stirrings of spring, the myrtle transmogrifies into a distant star." Read this week's kavannah: evolve.reconstructingjudaism.org/once-a-year-le…

For those who live with addiction or substance dependency, there are occasions that test one’s commitment to sobriety. The greatest gift we can give is to dispense with any expectation of inebriation as a mitzvah or an obligation. evolve.reconstructingjudaism.org/celebratingpur…

We've got a new Evolve Podcast episode w/ Rabbi Daniel Swartz, the director of COEJL We talk about the philosophical & theological questions Rabbi Swarz has wrestled with in his work, a global religious leaders meeting at the Vatican & meeting the Pope! loom.ly/lCwYdP0

Join us for a real-time web conversation on Thursday, March 23, at 2 p.m. with Rabbi Julie Greenberg, based on her Evolve essay, “Choosing Life: The Spiritual Challenge of Climate Crisis and Environmental Racism": loom.ly/zFuWQMo

As you start thinking and preparing for your Passover Seder, we invite you to read "What to the Black Jew Is Passover?" by Dr. Chanda Prescod-Weinstein. loom.ly/_uD9IqA

Don't forget to join us TODAY (Thurs, March 23) at 2 p.m. EDT for "Choosing Life: The Spiritual Challenge of Climate Crisis and Environmental Racism" with Rabbi Julie Greenberg and Rabbi Jacob Staub. Register here for FREE: reconstructingjudaism.org/event/choosing…

Join us for a web conversation on Mon, June 12 @ 2 pm EDT with Rabbi Amy Eilberg. Rabbi Greenberg will discuss the pain experienced by lifelong lovers of Israel as we, like her, find the current developments in Israel/Palestine. loom.ly/hz65YZI

Have you ever struggled to explain racism to your kids? Then be sure to catch our conversation w/ psychology professor Buffie Longmire-Avital, PhD who shares her latest research as well as her own perspective as the mother of two biracial sons. Evolve: Groundbreaking Jewish Conversations solo.to/evolverecon

The next episode of Evolve: Groundbreaking Jewish Conversations drops tomorrow (Aug 31) - be sure to subscribe today if you're not already listening: solo.to/evolverecon

In this pre-High Holidays episode of the Evolve: Groundbreaking Jewish Conversations podcast, Bryan Schwartzman asks Rabbi Nathan Kamesar of Society Hill Synagogue in Philadelphia how he prepares to lead Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services. solo.to/evolverecon

Don't forget to listen to the latest Evolve episode for High Holiday inspiration: evolve.fireside.fm/44

Just as we open the door to new adventures, we close another door behind us. Read "Endings and Beginnings" by Rabbi Nicole Fix: loom.ly/Efd_i8k

These new and previously published essays offer a range of perspectives on how to engage with Torah, Revelation, Shavuot and, ultimately, Judaism itself. Check them out here: loom.ly/5xs5p1I