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The first step is to find the names and locations of local shuls. You can also check the website of your local Jewish federation (if one exists) or search the Internet for “synagogue” plus your hometown and state. Larger Jewish communities often have a local board of rabbis, which you can also contact for information.
Founded in 1941, NATA is the professional organization for more than 400 members from North America and Australia who serve synagogues as executives, administrators, or managers. NFTY – The Reform Jewish Youth Movement. NFTY is the Reform Jewish religious youth movement, fostering leadership at the national, regional, and congregational level.
We are a large, dynamic, Reform synagogue in New York City, embodying a strong commitment to purposeful Jewish living and the pursuit of human dignity. A true community of people who care for each other, our congregation is a source for meaningful worship, educational opportunities, social justice, and tzedakah programs.
Congregation Shalom. Congregation Shalom is a Reform Jewish community committed to education, spiritual growth and tikkun olam (healing the world). We are proud to be an extended family of equals—welcoming, caring and inclusive. Together we engage in religious observance, enjoy social activities and pursue life-long learning.
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Judaism Matters. Central Matters. Central Synagogue works toward a world in which Judaism is central to our lives and is a profound and positive force for humanity. We are constantly evolving as we pursue that goal. Together, we learn, worship, serve, and continually redefine what it means to be Jewish today, both within our community and far beyon...
We believe that Judaism can and does change the world, and we are committed to ensuring it continues through the eternal miracle of the Jewish people. We believe that all synagogues should transform the way people experience Jewish life, and we strive to embody innovation, rejuvenation, and evolution for a changing world. We know that a depth and b...
Central Synagogue is an inclusive and welcoming community. We encourage participation from all who seek a connection to Jewish life and want to be part of our sacred community regardless of religious background, race, ethnicity, gender, ability, socioeconomic status, political affiliation, age, sexual orientation, or gender identity. We are committ...
A warm and inclusive synagogue, Temple Beth Tikvah serves the Jewish communities of North Fulton County and East Cobb in Atlanta’s northern suburbs. 9955 Coleman Road. Roswell, GA 30075. 175 Events. Listed in: Synagogue, Synagogues: Reform, Religious Life & Synagogues.
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The Reform movement and its synagogues are the spiritual and communal homes for the largest number of Jews in North America. Some of its guiding principles include: immersion in study (Torah), prayer ( avodah ) and the performance of good deeds ( gemilut chasadim );
