Progressive Judaism

American  

noun

1. Reform Judaism.

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Example Sentences

“It made people understand that you can’t be indifferent,” said Orly Erez Likhovski, the executive director of the Israel Religious Action Center, a rights group of the Israel Movement for Reform and Progressive Judaism, which runs school programs promoting pluralism.

From New York Times

The Israel Movement for Reform and Progressive Judaism now lists more than 50 congregations, representing a still-small but growing slice of a country whose Jewish rituals are largely controlled by Orthodox leaders.

From Seattle Times

Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life congregation hosts communities representing three streams of progressive Judaism.

From Los Angeles Times

His father is the president of the World Union for Progressive Judaism, and works in its offices in Manhattan and in Jerusalem.

From New York Times

“We will use all of the legal means available to us to challenge this new law and to promote Reform and Progressive Judaism in Israel,” said Rabbi Rick Jacobs, president of the New York-based Union for Reform Judaism.

From New York Times