Bringing Jewish Tradition Home
The Union for Traditional Judaism (UTJ) is a group of rabbis, scholars, and laypeople who advocate for a passionate, open-minded approach to Torah study and observance of Jewish law (Halakhah) rooted in classical religious sources and informed by modern scholarship.
Our philosophy is distinguished by the symbiotic relationship between faith in the God-given Torah and intellectual integrity and our emphasis on the sacred framework of Halakhah as our unifying guide. We measure the dominant societal values against the yardstick of traditional Judaism, eschewing denominational labels.
Through our website, social media, publications, conferences, Panel of Halakhic Inquiry, op-ed pieces, and educational materials, the UTJ encourages all Jews to respect the actual parameters of Jewish law, avoiding the temptation to rewrite them in the spirit of secularism on the one hand or to evade legitimate contemporary questions on the other.
Upcoming Events
כבוד הבריות (Human Dignity) in Jewish Law with Rabbi Alan J. Yuter (Every Monday)
September 21, 2026, 1:00 PM
Biblical Theology Through the Prism of Judges with Rabbi Alan J. Yuter (Every Wednesday)
September 23, 2026, 11:30 AM
Latest from Viewpoints
IN THE PRESS (Reprinted from thetorah.com)
Yom Kippur Demands More Than Repentance
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DIVREI TORAH
Rosh Hashanah: Come Back with Me – On the Intersection of Zionism, Antisemitism, Teshuva, and Inception in the year 5787
by Moshe Grussgott
From the Viewpoints Archive
ARTICLE
Excerpt from The Cantor From The Mishnah To Modernity by Rabbi Wayne Allen
by Rabbi Wayne Allen
Kosher Nexus
Sabra Classic Hummus
Posted on September 17, 2026Dried Fruits
Posted on September 17, 2026Cowboy Rib Eyes with Chipotle Spice Paste and Charred Corn and Tomato Salad
Posted on September 17, 2026The Ultimate Guide To Juicy Chicken
Posted on September 16, 2026Onion and Potato Blintzes
Posted on September 15, 2026Rosh Hashanah Roast
Posted on September 11, 2026Contributions of any amount are deeply appreciated and will be used to help further the message of emunah tzerufah v’yosher da’at, Genuine Faith and Intellectual Integrity through our programs.
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