Sinai's OY Factor proves that Jews really do have talent!
Written by Movement for Reform Judaism Friday, 03 May 2013
A packed Leeds audience relished the annual exhibition of talent at Sinai Synagogue on April 27th. Elsje Prins, Neil Friedman and Lorna Mitchell judged the acts competing in the variety show organised by Sinai’s youth worker, Julius Judah.
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A cantor on campus: Jeneration boosting Progressive Judaism in our universities
Written by Movement for Reform Judaism Friday, 03 May 2013
The new university term has begun with a boost for Progressive Judaism on campus. Last Friday night, students from Cambridge’s Egalitarian Minyan and Finchley Reform Synagogue's Cantor Zöe Jacobs joined the fast growing Progressive student community in Oxford for a special Shabbat. Over 40 students and members of the local community attended a musical Friday night service, and Cantor Zöe then spoke to the entire Jewish students society over dinner before leading them in an evening of music and storytelling.
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RSY-Netzer goes Dutch
Written by Movement for Reform Judaism Friday, 26 April 2013
At the beginning of April RSY-Netzer took a group of seventeen young people from Reform synagogues around the UK to Amsterdam. Frankie Stubbs, MRJ's Community Youth Development Worker reflects on a trip that was empowering, thought-provoking, educational and fantastic fun for all the participants.
Rabbi Michael Hilton living below the line
Written by Movement for Reform Judaism Friday, 26 April 2013
Live Below the Line is a campaign that's changing the way people think about poverty — and making a huge difference — by challenging everyday people to live on the equivalent of the extreme poverty line for 5 days. Rabbi Dr Michael Hilton of Kol Chai has taken up the challenge in support of Tzedek, the UK Jewish community’s response to extreme global poverty.
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