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New York Mosque and American Muslim Community Celebrations 2010

We at JRF stand in support and solidarity with our Muslim Sisters and Brothers during this 2010 celebration of the Holy Month of Ramadan and including the celebration of Eid al-Fitr, the festival at the end of Ramadan, which this year coincides with the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks in New York, Washington, and Pennsylvania, as well as the start of the Jewish High Holy Days and Rosh HaShanah. This coincidence of events, particularly the proximity of Eid al-Fitr and the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks presents very specific challenges.  read more »

JRF's Western Region Celebrates “Trailblazers”

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Please join the Western Region of JRF in celebrating our Morei Derekh Reconstructionist Trailblazers. These outstanding individuals have been chosen by their congregations for the Western region’s distinguished leadership award. Whether through building community, tikkun olam (social action) or hesed (acts of service), their volunteerism stands as a model for inspirational values in both the Jewish world and broader secular society.

Honor your congregation’s trailblazer and purchase a tribute ad in the 2010 Western Region Moreh Derekh tribute book!   read more »

Register for the JRF Convention Today!

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What has more than 800 legs, lots of singing and dancing, great Reconstructionist ruach (spirit), and comes every other year?

Why, the JRF Convention of course!

This year the JRF Convention will take place November 11-14 in Newport Beach, California. Registration is open, and space is filling fast! Reserve your spot today.

Check out this year's registration packages and fees

Visit the Convention website



We hope to see you in California!

Emergency appeal: Pakistan Floods

Pakistan has been affected by the worst floods in living memory. 13.8 million people have been displaced by the floods in Pakistan and 6 million of these require immediate help according to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). The floods have severely affected all of the provinces of the country and the magnitude of the devastation dwarfs other recent natural disasters. The millions who have been displaced were living at or below the poverty line and whatever little possessions and assets they had have been washed away, and their crops destroyed by the flood. The public infrastructure in the region - including access roads and bridges - have been badly damaged or have collapsed. There is a desperate need for temporary shelter, clean drinking water and toilets to avert a public health catastrophe. People also need basic goods and essential medical care.   read more »