Conversion

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HaShem’s People through Judaism?

Our comprehensive program is designed to guide you through the process, providing a supportive and inclusive environment for spiritual growth and exploration.

“Our Rabbis taught: One who comes to convert at this time, they say to him: ‘Why did you come to convert? Do you know that Israel at this time is afflicted, oppressed, downtrodden, and rejected, and that tribulations are visited upon them?’ If he says, ‘I know, but I am unworthy,’ they accept him immediately…”

– Babylonian Talmud, Yebamot 47a

Becoming a Jew involves a profound transformation that goes beyond a simple declaration of faith. It is a dynamic process of growth, where one adopts a new identity that encompasses culture, nationality, and history. To embark on this journey, one must engage in serious Torah study, participate meaningfully in Jewish holidays and lifecycle events, and ultimately, commit to a life of Jewish practice. We are here to help guide you on that journey.

What is different about our orthodox conversion process?

Unlike many conversion programs that span several years, contradicting the wisdom of our sages, we uphold the timeless teachings of Chazal. In adherence to this wisdom, we embrace an “open door” policy to invite individuals to connect with the Divine much faster than many other modern conversion routes. Our primary focus prior to conversion is on guiding you through a transformative journey, shedding idolatrous practices (avodah zara) and embracing the historic Jewish People as your own.

Our Process

01

Understand the Fundamentals

In alignment with traditional law codes, we prioritize teaching and assessing your understanding of non-negotiable principles. Once you demonstrate a thorough grasp of these fundamentals, including the rejection of idolatry, we will facilitate your geruth (conversion) and welcome you as a member of the Jewish community.

02

Beith Din and Mikvah

The conversion process includes participating in a formal Beith Din (rabbinical court) and Mikvah (ritual immersion) ceremony.

03

Continued Education

Following your conversion, you’ll continue learning with the Mishnah Walk, completing required courses at your own pace. Our comprehensive curriculum covers essential topics, including Jewish Ethics, Kashrut, Hebrew Prayers, and Holiday Observance. Optional advanced studies, such as Hebrew language, will also be available. We look forward to embracing you as a valued member of our community

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