The June 2000 issue of "Sh'ma: A Journal of Jewish Responsibility" takes an in-depth look at Secular Judaism, ranging from leaders in contemporary Jewish thought to individuals who are connecting to their heritage through Secular Humanistic Jewish communities.

"What does it mean to live as part of a Jewish community sustained by the humanistic values of secular Judaism? Can Secular Judaism transmit values, identity, and history for a Jewish future?"

Featured articles:

• The Roots of Secular Humanistic Judaism, by Sherwin T. Wine
• A Rabbi's Journey, by Peter H. Schweitzer
• Molly's Unforgettable Bat Mitzvah, by Linda Arking
• A Secular/Humanistic Jew in Israel, by Yehuda Bauer
• 21st Century Judaism: A Journey from Childhood to the Rabbinate, by Tamara Kolton