Rabbi Bayfield to move on in 2011 - MRJ makes plans for Boyd Gelfand succession - Rabbi Dr Tony Bayfield, the Head of the Movement for Reform Judaism (MRJ) has announced his intention to retire from that post at the beginning of 2011 and will be succeeded by Rabbi Shoshana Boyd Gelfand [currently Executive Director], to become the Movement’s Chief Executive. Rabbi Bayfield will become its President. The new appointments are subject to the approval of the Movement’s Council and are being proposed as part of a wider package of constitutional reforms, designed to update the governance model and increase the influence of the member synagogues.
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FOOD FOR THOUGHT ~ WINTER
On these cold winter evenings a hearty and tasty cassolet where all the ingredients are cooked together is a welcome and warming dish.
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Join the Movement of Reform Judaism and take a Jewish Journey...................................
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The Jewish community's elected representative body since 1760 has been The Board of Deputies and marked the inauguration of the 35th anniversary of the return of Jews to Britain.
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As Jews, we are an integral part not only of our respective families, but of K'lal Yisrael - the worldwide Jewish community. Therefore we are proud to have been able to support many charities and deserving causes over the years including Magen David Adom, Chair Life Line, UJIA and Jewish Care amongst many.
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To most people, Jewish food, although delicious, is typically heavy in fat, sugar and starch. Despite the fond memories of the chopped liver, lokshen pudding and cholent that great grandma used to make, we are now more health concious when it comes to cooking. It doesn't however stop some of these wonderful and traditional foods from creeping back onto our tables on high days and holidays.
In fact, all Jewish festivals, celebrations and even life cycles have associated foods and it is the food we eat as a family at these times that gives them their special unforgettable flavour and renews the images stamped on our minds from early childhood.
Please click on our Festivals page to see the different foods that are traditionally eaten at these times.
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TWINNING
 HRS is twinned with Congregation Hatikvah in Bobruisk, Belarus. Since the beginning of 2006, a a great deal of time and effort has been devoted to turning a long hoped for and challenging project into reality.
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HRS is pleased to be linked with JENERATION, the new initiative aimed to engage Jewish young adults in new ways and on their own terms. Jeneration is backed by the Movement for Reform Judiasm, but is for all Jews - no matter how they identify themselves.
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Hendon Reform is a constituent of the Movement for Reform Judaism who are based at the Sternberg Centre in Finchley, North West London.
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