Reform Judaism News

A Statement on Communal Collaboration

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Pluralism means living creatively with diversity. It is based on treating other groups and their philosophies with respect, while maintaining the right to uphold the value of one's own position. Diversity is a reality within the British Jewish community; true pluralism is, as yet, not. We believe that British Jewry both needs and deserves better.

Massuot

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These days it seems that young people are portrayed as hooded miscreants, knife wielding yobs or drunken louts. Every news item about youth seems to focus on their bad deeds and accusations of wild behaviour. For those involved in community youth provision, we know that this image is often at odds with what we experience on a weekly basis.

New Siddur Launch

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The Reform Movement is proud to introduce the new edition of 'Seder Ha–T’fillot Forms of Prayer'

“A prayer book is the most accessible window into the Jewish soul; this new edition reflects the challenges and opportunities faced by a new generation.” Rabbi Prof Jonathan Magonet, Editor

This highly innovative new prayer book includes services for Shabbat, weekdays, festivals and special occasions. Its flexible format enables you to participate in the most traditional or creative style of service.

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