Liberal Judaism is planning to extend its reach over the coming year with the launch of a new education resource and incentives for young adults to join the movement.
At the organisation’s 14th dinner for patrons at the House of Lords on Tuesday, Rabbi Charley Baginsky, LJ’s director of strategy, highlighted its need to have a sense of mission.
“We know the two growing groups in British Jewry are the secular and the Charedim,” she said.
“I believe within the secular group within British Jewry we will find Liberal Jews who do not yet know they are Liberal Jews.”
