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Reform Judaism

Reform Judaism

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Reform Judaism
633 Third Avenue
New York, NY, 10017-6778
United States

Reform Judaism is the official voice of the Union for Reform Judaism, linking the institutions and affiliates of Reform Judaism with every Reform Jew. Received quarterly by 310,000 member households (members of more than 900+ Union congregations) as a benefit of their synagogue's Union affiliation, RJ strives to convey the creativity, diversity, and dynamism of Reform Judaism. RJ covers developments within our movement while interpreting world events and Jewish tradition from a Reform perspective.

Telephone: 
212.650.4240
Fax: 
212.650.4249
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http://reformjudaismmag.org/
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