The Movement for Reform Judaism

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Welcome to the Movement website

Reform Judaism is living Judaism.  It is a religious philosophy rooted in nearly four millennia of Jewish tradition, whilst actively engaged with modern life and thought.  This means both an uncompromising assertion of eternal truths and values and an open, positive attitude to new insights and changing circumstances.  It is a living, evolving faith that Jews of today and tomorrow can live by.

Watch the Reform Movement's short film now to find out more about who we are and what we do.

 
Myanmar (Burma) Cyclone Appeal

Help Burma - link to WJR WJR – in its capacity as the charity that channels the UK Jewish community’s response to international disasters – has launched an Emergency Appeal to raise critical funds for the more than one million Burmese cyclone victims.

Please click here to find out how you can help. 

 
Conference 2008

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Learning, Leyning, Laughing: come and meet like-minded Reform Jews from across the country.

Conference 2008 at Leicester University 4-6 July 2008.

Special rates for families and a FREE new Siddur for all first-timers!



 
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Chametz on the Knesset Floor
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Archbishops, Shariah Law and Chocolate Biscuits
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Do you believe in the Torah?
Ahh ok so you could be a Reform Jew even if you believed that G-d spoke to Jews at Sinai and gave th...
Should I check my mezuzah when things go wrong?
I feel that there is a big difference between relegating a Mezuzah to a “fetish” that supposedly...
Marriage
I think we are almost speaking different languages. My concept of leading a religious life is not ab...
Do you believe in the Torah?
Reform Jews would never deny the events of Sinai and encourage a belief in it. However it is importa...
Marriage
Reform Judaism doesn't tend to put things in the context of "what God wants" but rather these are th...
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