Drashing Democracy 2026 - Reflecting on America During the High Holy Days, originally recorded on July 21, 2026, and provides sources, perspectives, and practical approaches for addressing challenges to American democracy from the pulpit.

This op-ed written by A More Perfect Union’s Aaron Dorfman reflects on the role of faith leadership in civic life — and what this challenging moment asks of all of us. “When faith leaders step into political debates, our challenge isn’t to retreat — it’s to remember that our greatest power lies in elevating values that transcend partisanship.”

This toolkit from the Rabbinical Assembly’s Social Justice Commission empowers Conservative/Masorti clergy and lay leaders to mobilize around the growing threats to our democratic system. Whether you’re looking to spark interfaith or intra-Jewish coalition building, lead a limmud, organize a vigil, launch a letter-writing campaign, or connect with partner organizations doing this work, this toolkit provides entry points to help you respond.

Drashing Democracy 2025 - Reflecting on America During the High Holy Days, originally recorded on August 6, 2025, and provides sources, perspectives, and practical approaches for addressing challenges to American democracy from the pulpit.

Drashing Democracy 2024 - Talking About the Elections and Beyond During the High Holidays: This July 11, 2024 webinar from A More Perfect Union provides tangible ideas and information to clergy interested in speaking about American democracy and the 2024 election during their High Holiday observances.

This collection of sermons shared with A More Perfect Union explores topics in democracy.

Submit your sermons on democracy for inclusion in our Sermon Bank and free transcription into audio, braille, and large print formats from our partners at JBI Library.

This multi-faith initiative of the American Scripture Project aims to leverage America’s 250th birthday to bring communities together around our nation’s most inspiring texts.

Our sacred tradition encourages diverse (and divergent) opinions; the Talmud records dissenting arguments before stating the law. This resource from the RAC provides some questions for election season to foster respectful, open-hearted conversations.