At Temple Beth El we welcome people exploring Judaism as an option, and Rabbi Judith Schindler carries on in her father’s teachings about doing so – check out an article that mentions Rabbi Alexander Schindler on the topic here:
Dear Congregants, I want to take a moment to share how deeply proud I am of our congregation and the tremendous impact we have had
Dear Temple Beth El Family, I’m writing to you from Spain, where I am leading our congregational trip through the places our Sephardic ancestors once
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I recall Alex suggesting that the UAHC (now URJ) suggested opening Jewish reading rooms.
Excuse the solecism in the comment. It should say, “I recall Alex suggesting that the UAHC (now URJ) open Jewish reading rooms.” And I meant to add that I also recall thinking it was a good idea. People asked him whether he wanted us to go door-to-door seeking converts, but they misunderstood the difference between offering and proselytizing.