If you are an administrator, office manager or member of the synagogue office staff; a member of the board or future congregational leader; a synagogue volunteer who either provides assistance with administrative duties or serves on a committee that is involved with day-to-day operations; or a supervisor, you will likely find that in addition to your staff or volunteer job descriptions, it is also your task to build, develop and maintain a well-run, spiritually fulfilling synagogue, where the sacred informs the practical and the practical creates the sacred.
Congregational Benefits & Services
To help congregations take advantage of the aggregate buying power of the more than 900 Reform congregations, the Union for Reform Judaism has entered into agreements with vendors that offer services or programs that are of interest to congregations.
The National Association for Temple Administration (NATA) is a professional
organization founded in 1941 for executives, administrators, or managers of Reform congregations, providing consulting, education, training, and resources.
Search the extensive Communicate! database for successful and replicable programs "road tested" by other Union congregations.
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