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"As we celebrate new beginnings with Simchat Torah, the new Torah reading cycle, and another round of the Global Women’s Torah Circle, may we find renewal and resilience in the bonds of community and the joy of Torah."

“Growing up, I often heard about ‘sisterhood’ at home; now, as an adult, I truly understand its meaning.”

When you hear "Women of Reform Judaism," you may picture women who already hold leadership positions, belong to a sisterhood, or have attended WRJ gatherings for years. But what if that isn't you?

"I was still hesitant to do so until I suddenly came upon the C.S. Lewis quote reminding me that it was never too late to dream a new dream."

"It's rewarding to see where the hard work of fundraising ends up."

“Being a part of this mission trip to London solidified, in my mind, why Women of Reform Judaism continues to be at the forefront of the Reform Movement.”

Off the Beaten Track Virtual Tours began with a single email. In April 2020, at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, I received a message from Rabbi Marla Feldman asking whether I could lead a virtual tour for WRJ in June. I remember replying, "Of course," and

"May these postcards awaken courage, strengthen hope, and inspire our neighbors to take part in the sacred work of democracy."

"Throughout every chapter — IT consulting, social work, private practice, education, and faith-based leadership — the constant has been connection."