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About Conversion to Judaism

Conversion to Judaism involves more than adopting a new religion. Becoming Jewish is about joining the People of Israel: an ancient people with shared history, vision, values, and beliefs.

The most important requirement of conversion is the sincere acceptance and observance of the mitzvos, the divine commandments, given by G-d in his Holy Torah. Acceptance of these mitzvos requires a total lifestyle change. Because this is weighty decision, it cannot be undertaken without a period of studying and living the mitzvos.

The typical course of conversion takes between 18 and 24 months to complete. During this time, the candidate for conversion must live in the Jewish community, complete a curriculum of study, and demonstrate a sincere willingness to adopt Orthodox Jewish practice and beliefs as a way of life.

For more information on the Dallas Beis Din’s Conversion Program, please see the Policies & Protocols page.

To apply for conversion, or for more information, please visit Contact Us/ Apply.

Eruv Information

  • South-of-Forest-Lane
  • North Dallas
  • Far North Dallas (old map – The Eruv has since expanded and a new map will be posted soon)
  • Plano
  • Richardson

Community Synagogues

  • Chabad of Dallas (C)
  • Chabad of Fort Worth/Tarrant County (C)
  • Chabad of Intown
  • Chabad of Plano/Collin County (C)
  • Cong. Ohev Shalom (A)
  • Cong. Ohr HaTorah (A)
  • Cong. Shaare Tefilla (A)
  • Cong. Toras Chaim (A)
  • DATA of Plano (A)
  • DATA of Richardson (A)
  • Sephardic Torah Center (S)
  • Young Israel (S)

Kashrus Resources

  • Dallas Vaad HaKashrus
  • Aderet Grill (Eatery – Meat)
  • Benny’s Bagels (Eatery – Dairy)
  • K Market (Market & Deli)
  • Kosher Palate (Caterer)
  • The Market (Eatery – Dairy)
  • Meat Point (Eatery – Meat)
  • Midtown Pizza (Eatery – Dairy)
  • Milk & Honey (Market & Eatery – Meat)
  • Simcha Kosher Catering (Caterer)
  • Tokyo Bar & Grill (New!)

Recent Posts

  • Parshas Vayechi – Wills, Estate Planning and the Conflict Between Halacha and Civil Law
  • Q: Who are “The Kabbalists?”
  • Q: What is the bracha for a wrap or pita sandwich? Mezunos? HaMotzi?
  • Genetic Judaism?
  • Q: We discussed in class the difficulty of “loving HaShem.” How then do we deal with the Torah mitzvah to love Hashem (Dev. 6:5)?

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