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The Union for Reform Judaism Biennial is a gathering of Reform Jews from all over North America that includes learning, prayer, the sharing of ideas and making decisions about the policies of the Reform Movement. Held in a different city every other year, the Biennial is the place for Reform Jews to be inspired by prayer, entertainment and guest speakers; talk about issues; learn about curriculum, tikkun olam programming and Israel; vote on resolutions; meet up with old friends; and make new connections.
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Today's new resolutions address climate change, Israeli-Arabs, special needs camping, and the Progressive Association for Reform Day Schools
The Internet and cyberspace are changing all the rules of Jewish interaction, and we need to be at the forefront of these changes.
New Initiative � Shulhan Yarok, Schulhan Tzedek -- calls for More Communal Meals in Congregations, Increased Focus on Sustainability and Health
Reform Movement Presents Schindler Award for Visionary Impact on Camping
In a unanimous vote today, the Board of Trustees of the Union for Reform Judaism endorsed the Affordable Health Care for America Act, the bill currently being considered by the U.S. House of Representatives.
Speakers, workshops and entertainment will highlight the importance of fostering mutual respect and cooperation between religious communities.
Ambassador Michael Oren, Israeli Minister of Minority Affairs Avishay Braverman and Jordan's King Abdullah to speak to largest gathering of Jews in North America
Green is the color of choice for the Union of Reform Judaism's 70th Biennial Convention, which will take place November 4�8 in Toronto. In an effort to make the 2009 Biennial the most sustainable yet, the Reform Movement is taking steps to reduce energy, water, and paper use, increase recycling and use of recycled materials, and incorporate environmentally conscious themes into the convention programming.
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