Chagigah 2012
Chagigah is the new name for the Movement for Reform Judaism's Biennial Conference. It means "celebration" and reflects the spirit of a joyful, fun, uplifting, spiritual, family-friendly gathering which we will be creating during our weekend at the Staverton Park Hotel in Daventry, Northamptonshire.
As well as wonderful, music-filled services, we will be hosting inspiring speakers and educators, offering learning opportunities for all ages and levels. There will also be plenty of innovative and practical ideas and resources for you to take back to your community.
Registration
Click here to register on-line. If you would prefer to speak to us, you can also register by telephone - 020 8349 5642.
Pricing
We are keen to welcome all members of the wider Reform community, including students, young adults and young families, and to make the event accessible to all. We have heavily subsidised the prices for students and young adults.
Practical Information
The weekend will run from 4pm on Friday 22 June until 2pm on Sunday 24 June, offering a range of services, sessions, entertainment and activities to suit everyone. If you can't come for the whole weekend, you are welcome to join us for the day on Saturday 23 June.
Programme
The programme at Chagigah 2012 will be split into seven streams, allowing you to make the most of your time and tailor a programme as broad or focussed as suits your needs and interests.Counting Down to Chagigah 2012 in Newcastle
Newcastle Reform Synagogue are counting down to Chagigah 2012, reminding us that the deadline for the first early bird rates is 19th February.Chagigah 2012: The Countdown Starts at Menorah Synagogue
Menorah Synagogue (Cheshire Reform Congregation) have started the countdown to Chagigah 2012.Read more: Chagigah 2012: The Countdown Starts at Menorah Synagogue
Chagigah 2012: The Countdown Continues in Liverpool
Liverpool Reform Synagogue have joined in the countdown to Chagigah 2012: a weekend celebrating Reform Judaism.Read more: Chagigah 2012: The Countdown Continues in Liverpool








