How can a person with no religion convert to ‘reconstructionist Judaism’?

Jonathan: How can a person with no religion convert to ‘reconstructionist Judaism’?
I can’t find anything on the internet, I know orthodox Judaism wouldn’t recognise the conversation with other denominations.

Answers and Views:

Answer by MarkitZero
I don’t know.

Answer by Dart
One must contact a rabbi in order to convert.

All conversions to Judaism (regardless of the original beliefs) require a set system of lessons with a rabbi.

If you wish to convert to reconstructionist, you need to contact a rabbi of a reconstructionist shul.

If you aren’t particular about the denomination, you want to contact any rabbi, and discuss it with him or her.

Answer by Softtouchmale
Well all you need is a temple, a rabbi and a procedure.

If you find one of those, then you’ve found an official conversion.

Honestly I have to believe a person can convert to Judaism without any official sanction. A religion is a form of worship. Therefore to me, you can worship God any way you see fit (provided you don’t hurt anyone else in the process).

Answer by Murzy
ck out the Reform Movement