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NEWS Connecting the next Jeneration of Jewish students Dan Rickman has joined Sheldon Mordsley as a second full-time Jeneration student fieldworker. Both fieldworkers are working on campuses across the UK with all Jewish students, no matter how they choose to identify themselves.
Read more Greeks Conquer Sinai
They say that Purimspiels are stranger than fiction, but last week the Greeks conquered Sinai for real, at the 4th RSY-Netzer Purim Spiel-off competition.
Read more £40,000 Awarded To Reform And Liberal Religion Schools
As part of a UJIA and Leo Baeck College 2008 Cheder Challenge, over £40,000 was distributed to 53 Reform and Liberal chadarim throughout the country. Read more £250,000 to go to Leo Baeck College
At Bloomsbury Auctions on 29th January 2009, Leo Baeck College sold a collection of works illustrated and inscribed in books by the famous Jewish artist, Marc Chagall realising a sum of £250,000.
Read more Literary Evening in Weybridge Nearly 30 people, including representatives from the Arts Development Office of Elmbridge Borough Council and the Weybridge Women’s Institute, joined members and guests of North West Surrey Synagogue in Weybridge, on Monday, March 2nd, to hear author Judy Jackson speak about her career as a cookery writer and novelist. Read more Technology E-Newsletter
A new free monthly Technology E-Newsletter has been launched. Edited by Marc Ozin, IT Manager at the Movement for Reform Judaism, the newsletter is aimed at those working in Jewish community organisations and anyone else with an interest in technology with a Jewish slant.
Read more EVENTS Living in the Age of Anxiety: the Reform Movement responds to the economic crisis The Reform Movement has announced a series of sessions designed to explore Jewish sources in order to help people deal with the anxiety and uncertainty they are facing in the current economic crisis. The ten weekly sessions beginning in late April will be facilitated by leading rabbis and Jewish educators.
Read more Jewish Journeys Reunion
Julian Resnick invites you to explore our special way of building Jewish community, of telling our great stories, of creating Jewish identity, of challenging conventional wisdoms. 
Dreams and Realities: the People, the Land and the Torah of Israel
Dreams and Realities: the People, the Land and the Torah of Israel; a unique seminar designed for Reform Jewish adults seeking a deeper learning experience from within the political, historical and spiritual center of our people.
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Friends Of Progressive Judaism in Israel and Europe AGM
The Annual General Meeting of Friends Of Progressive Judaism in Israel and Europe will be held at the Sternberg Centre for Judaism on Sunday, 21 June 2009 COMMENT
Religion makes charity second nature Judaism puts giving at the heart of everyday life – and if people benefit as a result, what does the motive matter? Click here to read Rabbi Dr. Jonathan Romain's full article on guardian.co.uk
Responding to Anti-Semitism Rabbi Dr. Jonathan Romain responds to this question: A non-Jewish friend of mine was visiting a museum abroad and the director made some vile remarks about Jews. Her only riposte was that Jews have got where they are by hard work and because they are clever. I was flummoxed because she thought she was being kind and helpful but we both knew that her remark came from some inner (and probably unrecognised) anti-Semitism. How can one handle social and hidden anti-Semitism?
Read more RECRUITMENT Click here for more details and to visit the recruitment section of our website. This is where you'll find out about the different opportunities available within the Reform Movement, our synagogues and other Jewish communal organisations. If you are currently unemployed (or under threat of redundancy), work-ready, Jewish, and eligible to work in the UK you will find a warm welcome, professional help and support at the ERC: Employment Resource Centre. The service is both free and confidential. Click here for more information. | 
