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MRJ New Year Resolutions

Written by Ben Rich Monday, 09 January 2012

We Jews should generally save our New Year Resolutions for the Days of Awe, not append them as an after-thought to the inevitable hangover (literal or metaphoric) of the secular New Year. Nevertheless, this is a good opportunity to take stock and may be time – seven months into my new job – to nail some colours to the mast.

So here are ten things you have the right to expect from the Movement for Reform Judaism in 2012, and which I pledge I will sustain beyond my January detox.

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Religious Jokes are Changing

Written by Movement for Reform Judaism Monday, 09 January 2012

Rabbi Dr. Jonathan Romain of Maidenhead Synagogue argues that interfaith dialogue has made a tremendous leap forward in a piece published in The Times.

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Rabbi Debbie Young-Somers on Community Relations and the Murder of Stephen Lawrence

Written by Movement for Reform Judaism Monday, 09 January 2012

Rabbi Debbie Young-Somers of West London Synagogue appeared on BBC London radio's Inspirit with Jumoke Fashola discussing community relations in London following the murder of Stephen Lawrence.

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Rabbi Gilad Kariv at the Sternberg Centre

Written by Movement for Reform Judaism Friday, 06 January 2012

Rabbi Gilad Kariv, Executive Director of the Israel Movement for Progressive Judaism is coming to London and will speak at the Sternberg Centre on the important and timely subject of Jewish engagement in politics.

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