The Rabbinic Resource Network, is a connection to our rabbinic colleagues that provides support across virtually every aspect of rabbinic life. Our chaverim are now sharing their expertise with fellow RCA members and the response has been overwhelming! For confidential connections to colleagues who’ve navigated similar challenges, please contact Rabbi Penner, .
The RCA Affinity Groups are a new way to connect, collaborate and grow with colleagues who get your rabbinic life. These dedicated groups for rabbis navigating shared realities, offering consistent opportunities to gather, reflect, problem-solve, and strengthen your work through the power of chevra, brainstorming, and mentorship. Expect deep conversations, mutual support, fresh ideas, and practical takeaways – all within a warm welcoming environment of peers who walk in your shoes.
Diverse courses in halacha, ethics, pastoral care, and global challenges, expanding to include online resources. Full schedule of programs coming soon.
The Halacha Line is an innovative initiative of the Rabbinical Council of America (RCA), designed to provide member rabbis with direct access to the YU/RIETS Beis Medrash for timely and authoritative halachic guidance. This essential service facilitates direct consultation with YU/RIETS Roshei Yeshiva as halachic resources. Responses are intended exclusively for the inquiring rabbi and do not represent official RCA halachic policy. The Halacha Line provides RCA member rabbis with a dependable platform for accessing expert halachic guidance, enhancing their ability to serve their communities effectively. Submit questions Monday through Thursday before 12 Noon EST at .
The RCA Mental Health Line is a confidential mental health service designed specifically to support RCA members and their spouses. We understand the unique challenges that come with rabbinic life and are here to provide thoughtful, professional guidance.
The RCA Scholar-in-Residence Initiative for Smaller Communities – This special program is designed to bring high-quality Scholar-in-Residence programming to smaller synagogues with limited financial resources. Through this initiative, the RCA is creating a network of dynamic pulpit Rabbis from these smaller communities who are accomplished and engaging speakers and educators.
Peer to Peer global network that facilitates regular check-ins, mutual support and shared learning between member rabbis. Stay tuned for updates on Convention ’26, scheduled for May 11-12, 2026 in Suffren, NY!