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Reform Zionism calls us into relationship with Israel in its most vulnerable moments. It asks us not to watch from a distance, but to share in the responsibility of building and protecting the Jewish state.

The URJ's Presidents Networks are small groups of current and incoming Reform congregational presidents, who gather as peers and who truly understand the unique opportunities and challenges of congregational leadership.

Rabbi Steven Lowenstein reflects on his years working alongside the late Reverend Jesse Jackson.

If you knew Rabbi Dr. Andrea Weiss, z"l, then you loved her. Brilliant, kind, wise, and open only begin to describe this remarkable human.

Passover is approaching! Below are some of our favorite Passover resources, selected to help your seder preparations go more smoothly.

The URJ's new Board Orientation Boot Camp will help your board build a community within a community.

Twenty-three Atlanta moms traveled to Israel on a historic, values-driven journey that deepened community bonds while engaging with Israeli women, volunteering, witnessing the country’s challenges and resilience, and returning home inspired to live their shared Jewish values.

The URJ remains committed to ensuring ethical practices in all of our spaces. We are pleased to share updates on our URJ Ethics work and commitments, which we will continue sharing with you on a regular basis.

Annual Ethics Training and Affirmation for URJ Lay

In the wake of the arson attack at Beth Israel that occurred two weeks ago, Jews across the South came together this past weekend for Shabbat.