Rabbi Miriam Berger and other delegates alongside Sarah Mullally, Bishop of London, and Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London. Rabbi Miriam is proud to represent faith leaders, alongside the Bishop of London, on the Mayor of London’s Making London a Living…
The Torah Ceremony and Service of Inauguration, led by Rabbi Henry Goldstein, one of SWESRS’ Rabbi Emeriti On Sunday 15th May, South West Essex & Settlement Reform Synagogue (SWESRS) held the Inauguration Service for their newly appointed Senior Rabbi, Jordan…
Rabbi Jackie Tabick continued her trailblazing work last week when she became the only British Rabbi to be invited to the ‘Forum on Common Values among Religious Followers’ organised by the Muslim World League in Riyad. Jackie, Reform Judaism's first female…
Kol Chai Hatch End Reform Jewish Community is looking for a Community Care Coordinator to join our team, working closely with the existing Care and Bereavement Groups and the Rabbi to support members of the congregation and their families/carers. This…
We are delighted to give our full support to the ongoing discussions regarding the merging of Manchester Reform Congregation with Sha’arei Shalom. The leadership teams of both synagogues have worked to create a vision for the future of Reform Judaism…
The Nationality and Borders Bill passed into law this week but the Movement for Reform Judaism will continue to voice our strong disapproval. We believe the new law will punish those fleeing persecution rather than support them. In living memory…
Manchester Reform Synagogue held a groundbreaking Shabbat service this weekend when British Sign Language interpreters led the prayers for members who are profoundly deaf. BSL is different from the sign language we are used to seeing on our televisions.It was the…
Rabbi Jackie Tabbick has signed this statement, published in the Guardian, on behalf of the Movement for Reform Judaism: As rabbis and members of the British Jewish community, we are utterly appalled by the government’s inhumane plans to send asylum…
Sh’monim mi yodea - who knows eighty? ‘Eighty’ is the years since six synagogues came together to create what would become the Movement for Reform Judaism. Pesach is perhaps the ultimate festival of Reform Judaism, crystallising in a moment what we do…