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'Haggadateinu' orders

Written by Movement for Reform Judaism Tuesday, 05 February 2013

Our first ever Haggadah will soon be available. 'Haggadateinu' follows on from last year's pilot edition with an attractive, user-friendly layout. It embodies our core values and will provide an engaging, enjoyable seder for anyone who uses it.

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Major change at the Movement for Reform Judaism as it implements its strategic plan

Written by Movement for Reform Judaism Friday, 01 February 2013

Following the conclusion of its strategic review, the Movement for Reform Judaism has announced a major restructuring to ensure its effective implementation. The aim is to release resources tied up in the central office to enable more to be invested in community development and articulating Reform values, in line with the strategic plan’s central goals.

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New degrees at Leo Baeck College

Written by Movement for Reform Judaism Thursday, 31 January 2013

Leo Baeck College is delighted to share with you some details of its brand new BA (Hons) and MA in Jewish Education, validated by the University of Winchester.

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Rabbi Laura Janner-Klausner reflects on the Israeli election results

Written by Movement for Reform Judaism Tuesday, 29 January 2013

Being in Israel just after the General Election is a pleasure. Relief. That's the word that occurs most frequently when I talk to friends and acquaintances, from both the centre, centre right and left. There seems to have been an extraordinary change in the mood of the country within the last two days leading up to the election, when people felt galvanised to rethink their votes and which resulted in far fewer seats for the joint ruling Likud-Yisrael Beiteinu (Netanyahu-Lapid) party.

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