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Ya gotta be crazy once a year
If you're going to come to shul once a year, why choose the longest, toughest, service?
Between science and Torah
The challenge to the thinking, observant Jew is how to accept both the Torah and science
Leslie Bergman honoured in Austria
Leslie Bergman, former SAUPJ chairperson, is honoured by the Austrian state
Overview and photographs from the July 2008 SAUPJ biennial conference
Keynote addresses by Joel Oseran, Dalya Levy and Steve Lurie
US Jewish vote stays liberal
Despite predictions that Jews would vote for John McCain, more than three quarters voted for Barack Obama.
Recession hurts Israeli Reform
The Israeli Progressive movement has been hard hit by the global recession, which has cut funding by 30%.
UK kids tour Netzer branches
Two British Netzerniks spend six months touring the world, visiting Netzer branches on six continents. They will be in SA for the summer camps.
Sisterhood in funding crisis
Gauteng's United Sisterhood faces a severe funding crisis. Unless help arrives soon, key social programmes face closure.
How the United Sisterhood helps
Jewish Festivals 2008 Calendar
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Ten questions about Reform
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A history of Reform in SA
YOUTH
Introducing Netzer
The Progressive Jewish youth movement, Netzer, provides both fun and education
Tamar, for young adults
OUTREACH
Sisters of service
The remarkable social work done by the SA Union of Temple Sisterhoods
History of the sisterhood
United Sisterhood in Gauteng
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Eco-friendly Judaism
SAUPJ POLICY
Gay marriages
South African Progressive Judaism recognises same-sex marriages.
Did you know?
Reform Judaism is the biggest Jewish movement in the world