Jewish Renaissance is a contemporary spiritual movement that emerged in North America in the late 20th century. Zalman Schachter-Shalomi was one of its influential figures; however, the movement is a diverse network with no single founder or central organization.

This movement seeks to reinterpret some of the Jewish practices of worship and mysticism, including singing, meditation, and communal study, in dialogue with contemporary concerns. Jewish revivalism is not identical with the major institutional sects of Judaism or the historical Hasidic movement, although it draws inspiration from some of their traditions.