Masorti, Reform and Liberal Judaism agree statement on diversity and pluralism

By Matt Plen

Three of the largest synagogue movements within Judaism – representing around a third of British Jewry – have agreed a “Statement of Community Collaboration”, committing them to drive forward cross-communal working and respect each others’ traditions.

Three of the largest synagogue movements within Judaism – representing around a third of British Jewry – have agreed a “Statement of Community Collaboration”, committing them to drive forward cross-communal working and respect each others’ traditions.

Three of the largest synagogue movements within Judaism – representing around a third of British Jewry – have agreed a “Statement of Community Collaboration”, committing them to drive forward cross-communal working and respect each others’ traditions.

Three of the largest synagogue movements within Judaism – representing around a third of British Jewry – have agreed a “Statement of Community Collaboration”, committing them to drive forward cross-communal working and respect each others’ traditions.

Three of the largest synagogue movements within Judaism – representing around a third of British Jewry – have agreed a “Statement of Community Collaboration”, committing them to drive forward cross-communal working and respect each others’ traditions.