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Our Mission
Rabbis Without Borders envisions a world where Jewish wisdom is a source for wellbeing for anyone, anywhere. We, the rabbis in the RWB Network, are committed to pushing the borders of what it means to be a rabbi today. We seek to share our Torah in pluralistic, innovative ways grounded by a sense of service to all.
Thinking Beyond Borders
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Background
About Rabbis Without Borders
Rabbis Without Borders is the first Rabbinic Network in America which spans denominations, geography and experience. Serving over 2 million people in the United States to date, Rabbis Without Borders is uniquely poised to serve the needs of today’s increasingly diverse American population.
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Innovation Through Pluralism
By approaching its work through the lens of pluralism, Rabbis Without Borders creates a space for rabbis to be particularly innovative in their approach to teaching Judaism and bringing people together.
By envisioning a world where Jewish wisdom is a source for wellbeing for anyone anywhere, the rabbis in the RWB Network are committed to serving people wherever they may be: affiliated or not, educated or not, with Jewish connections or not. These rabbis share their Torah in pluralistic, innovative ways grounded by a sense of service to all.
Some Numbers
96%
of RWB Fellows have strengthened and increased their comfort crossing denominational and institutional boundaries.
91%
of RWB Fellows have created new programs in their synagogue/organization.
81%
of RWB Fellows have seen an increase in participation in programs and use of services in their synagogue or organization