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Jewish Reconstructionist Congregation

303 Dodge Ave.
Evanston, Illinois 60202-3252

Telephone: 847-328-7678
Fax: 847-328-2298

Office Hours

Mon-Thurs: 9:00am-5:00pm
Friday: 9:00am-2:00pm

Directions

JRC is located on the northeast corner of Dodge Ave. and Mulford St. in southwest Evanston.

We are conveniently located steps from the CTA's 97-Skokie bus route, and encourage you to walk, ride your bike, take public transportation, or carpool when visiting us.

For public transportation information, click here or call 312-836-7000

For driving directions, click on the map above

 

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Our Religious School

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The Religious School provides JRC children with the building blocks they need to engage throughout their lives in Jewish exploration, community and activism.

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The Green Synagogue and the Pillars of Chai

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In 2008, we built the first platinum LEED-certified green synagogue in North America. The construction required 18 pillars - the number in Hebrew that also means "chai" or "life." 

Now, more than ten years later, JRC has launched the Pillars of Chai Campaign to raise $4.4m to wholly own our beloved building. 

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learn about the Pillars of Chai

Discover the sustainable technology of our building

JRC Early Childhood Center

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Our enriching and diverse preschool program is based on progressive Jewish values, is open to families of all religious backgrounds, and focuses on the importance of relationships between students, teachers, and families. 

Early Childhood Center Registration

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New Assistant Rabbi for Education

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Welcome to Rabbi David Eber, our new Assistant Rabbi for Education!

 

Read Rabbi Eber's Bio