What It Takes to Become Jewish
There’s no “right” way to start conversion, but we’ve broken down the process into four clear phases—from learning the basics and community-building to taking the final plunge.
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Our programs are open to anyone curious about Jewish teachings and tradition—from those who’ve never set foot in a synagogue to those who visit every week.
Learn in person and online with trusted rabbis and educators alongside a diverse community of people finding new meaning together.

Maas Center
Whether you’re just curious, exploring your ancestry, stepping into a Jewish relationship, or looking to stay connected to the culture and community—the Maas Center is for you.
We offer beginner-friendly and advanced programs in-person and online to meet you wherever you are and help you take the next step.
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Learn moreAmerican Jewish University (AJU) today announced the appointment of Jay Allan Greenlinger, Ed.D., as Dean of the Masor School for Jewish Education and Leadership, effective January 6. A nationally recognized educator, Dr. Greenlinger brings more than 20 years of experience advancing educational excellence across K–12 …
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There’s no “right” way to start conversion, but we’ve broken down the process into four clear phases—from learning the basics and community-building to taking the final plunge.
Learn how to convert
We offer a judgement-free place to experience this sacred Jewish ritual for the first time or mark a fresh start. Open to Jews from all walks of life.
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