Masorti Journal Vol. 69, No. 1 Winter 2025-26 Download full issue as PDF Note from the EditorJoseph H. ProuserDownload as PDFTeaching HalakhahSuzanne BrodyDownload as PDFFive Challenges in Teaching Halakhah in the Conservative MovementDavid J. FineDownload as PDFCase Studies for Teaching Halakhah Through Clergy-Congregant PartnershipsSusan GrossmanDownload as PDFBetween Legal Validity and Lived Truth Falls the Shadow Reflections on Teaching HalakhahGordon TuckerDownload as PDFTeaching the Halakhic Process: Rabbi Joel Roth’s Legacy to the Conservative MovementLisa S. MalikDownload as PDFRabbi Mayer Rabinowitz: Halakhist and TalmudistLionel MosesDownload as PDFDusting Off the Jastrow A Reflection on Going Back to the Basics in Teaching Rabbinic LiteratureIscah WaldmanDownload as PDFTeaching Halakhah at Beth Tzedec A Case Study in Inclusive Process and Communal IntegritySteven WernickDownload as PDFHalakhah at Ramah BerkshiresEytan KenterDownload as PDFHalakhah in Stereo Teaching Praxis PluralisticallyMichael McCloskeyDownload as PDFCreating a Vibrant Conservative Community A Layperson’s View of Halakhic Engagement at Congregation Beth SholomZack WainerDownload as PDFThe Language of HalakhahAvram Israel ReisnerDownload as PDFA Halachic Agenda for the Conservative Movement From the Archives: Conservative Judaism 46:3, Spring 1994David GolinkinDownload as PDFHalakhah and Women’s League for Conservative JudaismEllen S. Wolintz-FieldsDownload as PDFA Bell and a Pomegranate Teaching Halakhah in the Work of Rabbi Harold BellJoseph H. ProuserDownload as PDFTeaching Halakhah at the Seminario RabínicoAriel StofenmacherDownload as PDFReviews Elliot Dorff, Ethics at the Center: Jewish Theory and Practice for Living a Moral Life; Arnold Eisen, Seeking the Hiding God: A Personal Theological EssayEric Fisher and Katie GreenbergDownload as PDF Download full issue as PDF