Jewish Conversion

Resources for those considering conversion to Judaism.

Giyur - Jewish convertion Website. Support and help, stories, interviews, ask a rabbi, giyur forum, recomendations, guides families and more....

Information about kosher eateries in central Connecticut - Woodbridge (New Haven) and W. Hartford. Links to Conservative Jewish, Conversion, and Basic Judaism sites. Links to information about Meriden, CT.

The website is an easy-to-use liberal Jewish resource for all people interested in Judaism and Jewish life. Ask questions of a rabbi, a cantor and a Torah scribe. Get information about conversion. Connect with a rabbi or cantor for life cycle events and spiritual counseling. Purchase Jewish gifts, discover wonderful Jewish books. Link to other Jewish web sites.

Dieser Kurs ist fuer die Menschen gedacht, die weit entfernt sind von einer juedischen Gemeinde oder vom Zugang zu einem Rabbi, der ihm/ihr bei der Konvertierung hilft.

Midreshet B'erot Bat Ayin, "Wellsprings of Jewish Learning," is a midrasha for Jewish women and conversion candidates who seek to delve deeply into their soul through intensive textual study and creative expression. B'erot integrates expansive renewal with sincere commitment to Judaism, all within the parameters of Halacha.

NCEJ encourages conversions to Judaism, by subsidizing synagogues & other institutions' advertising in secular non-Jewish media of Introduction to Judaism-type courses, and Open House Shabbat services where the different elements of the service are explainable to non-Jews.

This group is to provide support for those individuals who have undergone a halachic orthodox conversion, who are studying for conversion or who are interested in conversion. This club is purely for providing help and support for orthodox converts in an environment where halacha will not be challenged.

Rabbi Cukierkorn featured in the New York Times article

info about conversion course on Kibbutz Saad, also about sofer STAM including example of writing, also help for Hebrew on the Net

A site with multimedia meditations, contemplative essays, recipes, and a look at one woman's conversion experience and subsequent journey.

This course is intended for people who are distant from a Jewish community or from access to a rabbi who may work towards conversion.

This course is intended as a self study focused on each individual student’s interests and abilities. The course has no set time frame, since it depends on each student's dedication and time available for study.

The goal of our project is to go one step beyond where most inclusive Jewish groups (and thinking) go and assert that Judaism is, by its nature and essence, an open and inclusive religion that anyone can join. To that end, we would like to break through this assumption that we discourage people in becoming Jewish and invite any individual (whether in an interfaith relationship or not) who is attracted or feels an affinity to Judaism to come and try it. This aspect of the SIM Project is outreach.