
At Rabbi.net we explore the history and progression of Torah, Rabbis, Rabbinical Schools, Synagogues, the Jewish Holidays and Jewish Life-Cycles.
At Rabbi.net it is our sincere desire to effect positive change in the Jewish community by utilizing the internet to worship, teach and reach out to millions of unaffiliated Jews and Interfaith families.
Technology and the internet have altered the course of everything- and our Jewish community must adapt to it. As mainstream synagogues struggle with dwindling memberships and resources, a new paradigm rises to meet the needs of millions of unaffiliated and Interfaith families. Aspects of this paradigm involve utilizing the power of the internet to train rabbis and to build Jewish communities.
We have developed our own online Jewish institutions to meet these challenges- Sim Shalom Online Synagogue and JSLI- The Jewish Spiritual Leader's Institute, among them.
Ii is our belief that, in understanding our past, we grow closer to our present and to the source of all things. And we grow more excited by our vision of shaping a non-judgmental and all-inclusive world community.
About Rabbi Steve Blane Rabbi Steven Blane has held several traditional pulpits as Rabbi and as Cantor. Most were challenged by changing demographics and uninspired lay-leadership. Echoing the experience of his mentor Rabbi Joseph Gelberman (of Blessed Memory), he heard a voice in his heart. "I was in pain- I was sad. Yes, I was doing well- I was serving a lovely community. I was making a good salary but I was not growing..." | About Sim Shalom Online Sim Shalom is an interactive Online Jewish Universalist Synagogue- liberal in thought and traditional in liturgy. We are an unaffiliated and pluralistic Jewish community, evolving and organically growing. We welcome members of our community from throughout the world! We offer weekly online synagogue services. Here are a few other things you should know about us... | About JSLI JSLI- The Jewish Spiritual Leaders Institute is our rabbinical
seminary. It is multi-denomiational and adherents of all streams of Judaism are welcome. Our curriculum is built around weekly online video conference
Havurot. Web based technology allows us to work together with students
anywhere in the world. At each session, we join together in prayer
(daven), explore the weekly Torah portion (parasha) and discuss relevant
Rabbinic commentaries (responsa.) Each month we also focus on Jewish
rituals and life-cycles... |

