Our hearts are with the people of Israel and the civilians in Gaza at this difficult time. See our statements, actions, and tools relating to this conflict.
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 Loren Filson Lapidus,
Rabbi Rachael Klein Miller,
Rabbi Sam Trief
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.
What's the key to great congregational leadership? The answer largely hinges on your particular congregation, your culture, your mission, and the values your members embrace.
I was shocked when Hadassah, The Women’s Zionist Organization of America, named me one of 2025’s 18 American Zionist Women You Should Know. I don’t feel I deserve this honor.
On Sunday, October 26, hundreds of people from different facets of Reform Jewish life will gather online for great learning and motivate each other to amp up our terrific work.