BECOMING JEWISH
Becoming Jewish
Whether you are curious about conversion to Judaism, are already in the process or have BECOME JEWISH, this site is for you! We are a group of San Francisco Bay Area Jews by Choice sharing information, resources and friendship. We offer our experiences and stories to seekers. We stay in touch via an email listserve. We also have an email list for people who are curious about Judaism and want to explore.
Would you like to talk to someone who has already converted? Email us and we'll be happy to offer support.
To take a look at what's going on currently, check out our What's New section. With updates at least once a week (but more like once a day), you'll find plenty of fresh and helpful information there.
Don't forget to join our mailing list so you receive our updates and announcements!
We have more Jewish conversion stories up on the website: take a look under "Our Conversion Stories."
Would you like to talk to someone who has already converted? Email us and we'll be happy to offer support.
To take a look at what's going on currently, check out our What's New section. With updates at least once a week (but more like once a day), you'll find plenty of fresh and helpful information there.
Don't forget to join our mailing list so you receive our updates and announcements!
We have more Jewish conversion stories up on the website: take a look under "Our Conversion Stories."
Our Backgrounds:
Dawn Kepler is the founding director of Building Jewish Bridges, an organization that has worked in Interfaith Outreach in the San Francisco Bay Area since 1990. She has run workshops and classes in synagogues, JCCs, Federations, and Jewish agencies. BJB is a Lehrhaus Judaica program that partners with synagogues from all movements as well as Jewish Community Centers and Jewish Family and Children's Services. You can reach Dawn at dawn@buildingjewishbridges.org, 510-845-6420 x11.
Her partner on BecomingJewish.net is Linda Burnett, a recent Jewish convert who's interested in sharing information on Jewish culture and the conversion process.