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Dorshei Tzedek!
Congregation Dorshei Tzedek welcomes, supports, and advocates for trans/nonbinary/gender-nonconforming adults and children.
We reaffirm the commitment made by the Reconstructionist movement in 2017 to "the full inclusion, acceptance, appreciation, celebration and welcome of people of all gender identities in Jewish life and in society at large." We share the movement's condemnation of "all instances of bias, discrimination, violence, hatred, and intimidation against transgender, nonbinary, and gender-nonconforming individuals."
"We are a Reconstructionist Congregation dedicated to creating a caring and inclusive community, and to enhancing Jewish practice and learning in the lives of our members."
Learn more about our mission

Join us for services by clicking on the link in the calendar listing of the specific morning to Zoom in!

One of Dorshei Tzedek’s Core Values is that of Tikkun Olam, Repairing the World. Learn more about our social justice efforts.
Tue, December 16 2025
26 Kislev 5786
Newsletter
Upcoming Events
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Tuesday ,
DecDecember 16 , 2025Tuesday Religious School: Rosh Chodesh
Tuesday, Dec 16th 4:00p to 6:00p
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Tuesday ,
DecDecember 16 , 2025CDT Lights
Tuesday, Dec 16th 5:45p to 6:00p
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86498614259?pwd=MU6HHpUMjHbiaFicpR7BRAQb0WhKk8.1 -
Tuesday ,
DecDecember 16 , 2025GBIO House Meeting
Tuesday, Dec 16th 7:00p to 8:00p
Join us at the home of a CDT member for an intentional, focused, small-group conversation, known as a House Meeting. The purpose of this meeting is for members of the CDT community to share their experiences with an issue or pressure that you or your community are facing. With so much that is hard in the world these days, our hope is that this is a place to safely air your lived experience or concerns. The session will be led by a member of CDT's Greater Boston Interfaith Organization (GBIO) team. Through House Meetings, we get to know each other deeply, support one another, and may even lay the groundwork for GBIO's next major campaign. Come as you are! No preparation required, and no prior experience necessary. -
Wednesday ,
DecDecember 17 , 2025Highlanders Visibility Brigade
Wednesday, Dec 17th 8:00a to 9:30a
A weekly stand-out for democracy on the Highland Street Bridge over the Mass Pike. Members display messages of dissent and resistance to galvanize activism. -
Wednesday ,
DecDecember 17 , 2025CDT Lights
Wednesday, Dec 17th 5:45p to 6:00p
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86498614259?pwd=MU6HHpUMjHbiaFicpR7BRAQb0WhKk8.1 -
Thursday ,
DecDecember 18 , 2025Mindful Mornings
Thursday, Dec 18th 8:30a to 9:15a
This twice-weekly gathering combines guided and silent meditation to develop our capacity for mindful awareness and to cultivate qualities of patience, gratitude, and compassion. -
Thursday ,
DecDecember 18 , 2025CDT Lights
Thursday, Dec 18th 5:45p to 6:00p
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86498614259?pwd=MU6HHpUMjHbiaFicpR7BRAQb0WhKk8.1 -
Thursday ,
DecDecember 18 , 2025Festival of Daughters
Thursday, Dec 18th 6:00p to 7:00p
On the Shabbat of Channukah, Jewish communities that trace their roots back to the Middle East and North Africa will celebrate the Festival of the Daughters, commemorating the Channukah heroine Judith. Join Alyx Bernstein after Dorshei Lights at 6pm on Thursday, December 18th to meet this extraordinary woman who defended the Jewish people in a time of oppression. We'll explore how the story of Judith, first written by Jews in the first century BCE, has emerged and reemerged as a story of resistance, Jewish strength, and powerful womanhood over the centuries, and how this lesser-known heroine's legacy shapes our Channukah celebrations today. -
Saturday ,
DecDecember 20 , 2025Contemplative Shabbat of Chanukah service
Shabbat, Dec 20th 10:00a to 12:00p
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Saturday ,
DecDecember 20 , 2025Tot Shabbat
Shabbat, Dec 20th 11:00a to 12:00p
CDT is mask-optional
Donations in Response to Israel-Hamas War
Visit our Israel-Gaza support
page for an array of opportunities to provide relief to those directly impacted by the war.
You can also find Rabbi Toba's reflections on her trip to the Gaza border during Pesach 5784 at the link above, and a blessing for the people who dwell in the Holy Land here.





