The Movement for Reform Judaism

Chief Executive Officer, MRJ

As we celebrate our 80th year we are looking for an inspirational and dynamic leader, an individual who has a drive for change and a passion for the future of Reform Jewish life in the UK. You will have the opportunity to help us build on our achievements over the last 80 years and to shape our future, defining the strategic direction, driving progress and growth.

Menorah Synagogue – PT Adult Educator

Join Menorah Synagogue, a vibrant Reform community in South Manchester, a home where your previous Jewish educational expertise will be truly valued and you'll be given the opportunity to thrive within a wonderful community.

JJBS Database Manager – PT Remote Working

The Jewish Joint Burial Society (JJBS) is seeking a person who can provide the updating and new entry of synagogue members onto their database.

Rabbi Dow Marmur

It is with a heavy heart and great sadness we share that Rabbi Dow Marmur has passed at his home in Israel.

Reform Policy Remains Unchanged say Rabbis

On behalf of the Assembly of Reform Rabbis and Cantors, we would like to correct any impression that the above headline in today's Jewish Chronicle is representative of Reform policy.

Rabbinic Ordination Ceremony – 3 July 2022

On Sunday 3 July 2022, Leo Baeck College (LBC) ordained five new rabbis in a service held at The Liberal Jewish Synagogue, with two of those newly appointed to MRJ communities.

Amit Handelsman Appointed Director of Fundraising

We are delighted to announce that Amit Handelsman will take on a new role as Director of Fundraising, from 1 July 2022.

MRJ@ The Israeli Embassy

Amit Handelsman, Director of Community Partnership at MRJ, arranged a meeting for representatives of our communities to meet Oren Marmorstein

Refugee Week, UkraineTransport Update

Future history books will mark 2022 as the year of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, but I hope they will also record the remarkable response of people around the world, including Britain and certainly those from Reform synagogues.

No Better Time for Change, from Paul Langsford

At the forefront of our priorities is the recruitment of an exceptional chief executive to lead the Movement into this positive and purposeful future. We know that the right person is out there, and we openly encourage anyone with our shared passion for Reform Judaism, and with the desire and exceptional skills to lead and shape our Movement, to come forward.