Shuls should be, above all, places where we can come together as we are – believers and non-believers
By Rabbi Dr Jonathan Romain
'Most mixed-faith couples stay together, have children and grandchildren. It poses a challenge to us: do we find ways to include them or exclude them?'
Rabbi Jonathan Romain reflects on 40 years in the pulpit
There are people who discover they are Jewish only as adults. Let's do all we can to welcome them home
It's better to count people in than count them out, says the co-author of a new book on Inclusive Judaism
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Rabbi Jonathan Romain reflects on the backlash against his decision to publicly urge congregants to vote against Labour
Among the many disasters associated with the fast of Tishah b'Av is the expulsion of English Jewry
Dr Rabbi Jonathan Romain laments his local MP leaving Downing Street
Rabbi Jonathan Romain reflects on a remarkable meeting of people whose parents were refugees from Nazi-occupied Europe
Rabbi Dr Jonathan Romain was asked by several from his congregation whether he would do it
Rabbi Dr Jonathan Romain with a personal tribute to the much-loved TV presenter
Rabbi Jonathan Romain is stepping down as chairman of the Accord Coalition but will remain involved in the organisation's campaign to stop faith schools becoming educational ghettoes
Jeremy Corbyn has called for extra bank holidays to commemorate the home nations' patron saints. But if we had a Jewish equivalent, who would they be?