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OPEN SOURCE JUDAISM

Building Tomorrow's Judaism Today

Open Source Judaism is a community-driven hub where rabbis, educators, and Jewish leaders share, adapt, and co-create modular resources—called Synagogue Development Kits (SDKs)—to reimagine Jewish learning, prayer, and community life.

Featured Toolkits (SDKs)

The Prayer Kit

Rabbi David Paskin

A modular toolkit designed to help communities craft meaningful, participatory prayer experiences. Includes liturgy templates, music resources, inclusive language tools, and facilitator guides adaptable to synagogues, schools, alternative venues, and digital settings.

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The Engagement Kit

Rabbi David Paskin

A modular toolkit for deepening relational engagement across Jewish lifecycle moments, micro-communities, and digital touchpoints. Includes playbooks, templates, and strategies for designing human-centered Jewish community connections.

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The Education Tooklit

Rabbi David Paskin

A toolkit for designing vibrant, learner-centered Jewish education grounded in mastery-based learning, developmental alignment, and spiritual relevance. Includes frameworks, planning tools, curriculum maps, and assessment rubrics for a wide range of educational settings.

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Collaboration & Shared Wisdom (Shutafut)

Connect with peers, share knowledge, and co-create impactful resources.

Why Open Source?

Innovation & Adaptability (Hit’orerut)

Freely adapt and remix toolkits to suit your community's unique needs.

Transparency & Trust
(Panim el Panim)

Access resources developed openly, fostering trust and clear understanding.

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