Reform Jewish Outreach Boston is proud to offer classes and workshops for interfaith couples and individuals exploring Judaism. Our classes are taught by dynamic teams of rabbis, cantors, and educators from the Greater Boston Jewish community. A program of the Union for Reform Judaism (URJ), we are grateful for the generous support of Combined Jewish Philanthropies (CJP), Boston’s Jewish Federation. Be in touch at 617 928-0012 or rjob@urj.org. You can also follow us on Facebook.
Curious about Judaism’s big ideas and core practices? Join us for A Taste of Judaism ® a free mini-course. Perfect for interfaith couples, those with Jewish family heritage, spiritual seekers, and anyone who is curious.
This directory contains the name, location and phone number of congregations associated with the Union for Reform Judaism, and a link to the congregation’s Web site.
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