REFORM ADVOCATE ARCHIVES

This Passover edition features stories and reflections on the role of the holiday in our lives, the modern world, and throughout history

A broad spectrum of scholars, clergy, and leaders are asked to "prophesy" - looking to the future of Reform Judaism through their different lenses

Examining the role of women in Reform Judaism and the remarkable impact they've had in shaping it

Recognizing congregations and organizations that offer Shabbat/High Holy Day worship using the Union Prayer Book or a similar style service

This issue recognizes six people who live(d) our mission and dedicate(d) their lives and careers to Reform Judaism that means so much to us

Read reflections on racial justice, Reform Judaism in the time of Covid-19, Mishkan HaNefesh, and more

Explore Reform Jewish music, see photos of RRJ activities, and read about new board members and staff

Read all about our new name, team, transition, vision, and projects already in the works

Passover with the New Union Haggadah

Celebrating Ten Years of Accomplishments & Progress

Remembering Edward M. Ackerman

A Poignant Prayer for our Times

A Response to the Terror Attacks in Europe

The SCRJ Publications Program: Creating New Resources for the Study and Celebration of our Reform Jewish Heritage

In their Own Words: Today’s Classical Reform Supporters

The New Union Haggadah: A Contemporary, Inclusive Language Revision of the 1923 Union Haggadah

A Five Year Retrospective

Special Edition: High Holy Days Prayers and Resources from The Union Prayer Book, Sinai Edition, Volume II

SCRJ Partnership with HUC Marks Four Years of Learning and Encounter

An Introduction to Classical Reform Music

Success at the URJ Biennial

Second Annual SCRJ Institute at Hebrew Union College

An Expanding Vision: The SCRJ Launches Historic Outreach in Israel

Classical Reform Confronts the Challenge of Interfaith Marriage

First Annual SCRJ Institute at Hebrew Union College a Rousing Success

The Union Prayer Book: A New Revised Edition to be Published in 2011

The 200th Anniversary of Reform Judaism: The SCRJ “Roots of Reform” Pilgrimage to Germany

Grant from the Society for Classical Reform Judaism and the Edward and Wilhelmina Ackerman Foundation Supports Rabbinical Student Scholarships at HUC-JIR/Cincinnati

SCRJ Expands National Outreach

Our First Year in Review