… he became the cantor for the Society for the Advancement of Judaism (Mordecai Kaplan's Synagogue in New York, and the …

… … Questions about the origins, history and (pre-halakhic) Judaism of Beta Israel had also captured the imagination of … they are marked by skin color and discrepant practices of Judaism; interestingly, the band’s repertoire, based on …

… ceremonies of the synagogues in the United States. The reform movement eventually cancelled the Priestly Blessing. … outlook was in contrast to the egalitarian ideals that the Reform movement is based on. Despite this, there remained a … law, liturgy, and without a doubt, a naïve outlook on Judaism, all melded together to create a new style of the …

Moshe Rudinow was born in Liubech, Ukraine. He was orphaned at the age of eight, and was…

… Proselyte was born in Italy c. 1070 A.D., and converted to Judaism according to his record in 1102. After his …

… 1932.  The Brotherhood ordered from me the “Ceremonies of Judaism,” and a these were put out in book form in 1929, a … While in America, considering the situation in which Judaism placed, I composed and published two Friday-evening … four part choir with organ accompaniment, according to the Reform ritual; “Jewish Song-Book,” two editions, the third …

Nissan Cohen Melamed was born in Shiraz, Persia, in 1906. His parents, who promised…

… is the sixteenth paragraph of the central prayer of Judaism, the Amidah . It also appears in the Ta’anit … Union Institute,” in A Place of Our Own: The Rise of Reform Jewish Camping , eds. Michael M. Lorge and Gary P. … Schiller, “The Hymnal as an Index of Musical Change in Reform Synagogues,” in Sacred Sound and Social Change , eds. …

… Lithuanian Jewish South Africa, and Midwestern American Reform Judaism. What is missing is a picture of the husband and …