The only Progressive congregation in Wales has not had a permanent rabbi since before the pandemic
By Simon Rocker
Elections to choose British delegates to the World Zionist Congress in autumn will take place this summer
Several Leicester Liberals have quit the small congregation as a result of the post-October 7 row
By Jane Prinsley
By The JC
The JC view, 14 February 2025
Radlett rabbi’s new prayerbook comes ahead of a formal union of the two Progressive Jewish movements in the UK this year
By JC Reporter
An Orthodox and a Progressive rabbi tackle issues in modern Jewish life
By Rabbi Alex Chapper and Rabbi Jonathan Romain
But Progressive leaders explained why they have not signed letters in opposition to or support for the bill
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The Prime Minister highlighted the anchoring role faith played during the pandemic
By Lorin Bell-Cross
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Some reported a 100 per cent increase in attendance
Title recognises the academic achievements of Rabbi Deborah Kahn-Harris
Members of The Ark Synagogue are hoping to visit Progressive Jewish communities in Ukraine in November
By Daniel Ben-David
The loan marks a major step in the renaissance of Jewish life in Vilnius
By Elisa Bray
Progressive Judaism stressed diversity of views within Jewish community in meeting with ministers
Tamara Micner celebrated at Kehillah North London
By Ellie Grant
Harvard academic Noah Feldman’s new book asks what do Jews today have in common
Cantor Zoe Jacobs selected leader of Finchley Reform, while Rabbi Golan Ben-Chorin is to become principal rabbi of Alyth
