• Name Author Volume Editor Place Publisher Copyright
  • Kedoshim, Parashat HaShavuah

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    Publisher: Jewish Theological Seminary

    Kedoshim, Parashat HaShavuah

    Chapter nineteen of the Tanakh which covers the commandments laid down by God to Moses; the 'Thou shalt nots.'
  • Leo Baeck College-Annual Review, 2009-2010

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    Place: The Manor House,80 East End Rd., London N3 2SY

    Publisher: Sternberg Centre for Judaism

    Leo Baeck College-Annual Review, 2009-2010

    Good summary of who is whom at the college, what various projects and curriculum are being currently activated, and plans for the future. The nuts and bolts (figures) are also included. The amount of work which is done by Leo Baeck members and staff, both in and outside the College, is astounding. They are a vital part of education and hands on aid for Reform Judaism.
  • Leo Baeck Trustee's Report, 2008

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    Place: The Manor House,80 East End Rd., London N3 2SY

    Publisher: Sternberg Centre for Judaism

    Leo Baeck Trustee's Report, 2008

    Financial report of the Leo Baeck College for 2008. Accountants would find this riveting; the rest of us mere mortals may 'sigh.' It's a necessary evil in every organisation and always needs to be checked out. If you are into the finances of Leo Baeck, read it. What more can I say?
  • Liberal Judaism and Jewish Status

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    Place: The Montagu Centre, 109 Whitfield St., London W1P 5RP

    Publisher: Union of Liberal and Progressive Synagogues

    Liberal Judaism and Jewish Status

    Concise pamphlet which explains who is Jewish and who isn't according to ULPS.
  • Living on the Edge

    Author: R. Tony Bayfield

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    Place: The Manor House,80 East End Rd., London N3 2SY

    Publisher: Sternberg Centre for Judaism

    Living on the Edge

    Transcript of a speech given in Israel by Tony Bayfield for the Biennial Conference of the World Union for Progressive Judaism. It is a scholarly and highly interesting lecture on Havadah! Don't despair; you'll love it and learn something as a bonus.
  • Madsada, The Northern Palace

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    Place: Jerusalem, Ramat-Gan, Israel

    Publisher: Israel Nature and National Parks Protection Authority

    Madsada, The Northern Palace

    Good introduction by the then director of the authority, Aharon Vardi about the historical significance of the site. Commentary on basic things that are there and what restoration and excavation work is going on. A brief introduction to the area.
  • Marriage and Divorce

    Author: R. John D. Rayner

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    Place: The Montagu Centre, 109 Whitfield St., London W1P 5RP

    Publisher: Union of Liberal and Progressive Synagogues

    Marriage and Divorce

    Liberal and Reform views on marriage, what is expected, what are its obligations and, if that sacred institution fails, then how a divorce procedure is enacted.
  • Masada National Park

    Author: Ehud Netzer

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    Editor: Leah Karni

    Place: Israel

    Publisher: Israel Nature and National Parks Protection Authority

    Masada National Park

    Good brief account for tourists traveling to Masada in terms of the major sites and walking tours in the area. Bring your walking boots! Much additional work (excavation) has been done since this pamphlet was published but still gives one a good idea of Masada.
  • Masada, Kings' Stronghold, Zealots' Refuge

    Author: Yadin Roman

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    Editor: Deborah Camiel

    Place: Jerusalem, 78 Yirmeyahu St.; Ramat Gan, 35 Jabotinsky St.

    Publisher: Israel Nature and National Parks Protection Authority

    Masada, Kings' Stronghold, Zealots' Refuge

    Details account of what you will find on Masada, what it means, and how to trek about to see various sites. Good background information. A valuable guide.
  • Masorti (Masorti Journal, 1987)

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    Editor: Michael Rose

    Place: 4 Brockley Close, Stanmore, Mddx.HA7 4QL

    Publisher: Masorti Assoc.

    Masorti (Masorti Journal, 1987)

    Series of scholastic articles written by such famous names in the Masorti Movement as R. Louis Jacobs (of Blessed Memory), Michael Rose, David Abulafia, and Reuven Hammer. Articles discuss the Interaction between Sephardim and Ashkenazim, Lalacha for Women, and a Discussion of the Dietary Laws.
  • MRJ AGM Financial Statement, 2012

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    Place: Sternberg Centre, 80 East End Rd., London N3 2SY

    Publisher: Movement for Reform Judaism

    MRJ AGM Financial Statement, 2012

    Detailed account of facts and figures and various responsibilities and activities of MRJ for the year.
  • Notes on Pesach, Art of Jewish Living

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    Editor: David Jacobs

    Place: March 2017

    Publisher: Art of Jewish Living (excerpts)

    Notes on Pesach, Art of Jewish Living

    Notes on various traditions, songs, and symbolism related to the Four sons at the Seder service.
  • Olam Ha-Ba: The Afterlife

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    Publisher: Internet

    Olam Ha-Ba: The Afterlife

  • On Zionism and Israel

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    Place: The Montagu Centre, 109 Whitfield St., London W1P 5RP

    Publisher: Union of Liberal and Progressive Synagogues

    On Zionism and Israel

    Where the movement stands in its full support of Israel and the importance of Zionism in one's life. An affirmation for Jews in the Diaspora and for Israel and Israelis. Bravo!
  • Our Haggadah (MRJ) 5772/2012 (Draft)

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    Editor: R. Paul Freedman, Chair, Publications Comm., Assembly of Reform Rabbis, UK

    Place: London

    Publisher: MRJ

    Our Haggadah (MRJ) 5772/2012 (Draft)

    New version of Reform Haggadah in draft form. Inclusive, accessible, eclectic assembled by the spectrum of Reform Rabbis in the UK in t he MRJ.
  • Passover

    Author: Lynne Scholefield

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    Place: The Living Festivals Series

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    Passover

    A general guide for RE teachers which explains the Festival of the Unleavened Bread along with the Haggadah of Passover. Things to do with students and where more information can be obtained is also a good part of this teaching tool.
  • Passover-Guide to O Level Judaism

    Author: Judith Rabin

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    Editor: Rev. Reuben Turner

    Place: Harold Poster House, Kingsbury Circle, London NW9 9SP

    Publisher: Jewish National Fund

    Passover-Guide to O Level Judaism

    A guide to Pesach in English for both the Jew and non Jew. Good background information and clear explanation (general) of all the elements of the Seder Night.
  • Pesach and Slavery, Pid'Yon Shivu'im, Freingthe Captives

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    Volume: March 2002

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    Publisher: Amer. Online Jewish Soc.Action Mag., Tikkun Mag., and R. Ellen Lippmann

    Pesach and Slavery, Pid'Yon Shivu'im, Freingthe Captives

    Types of Slavery in modern times (info to be used at Seder Table), Trafficking in Women, Ideas for The Seder, Sample Letter to be sent to Bangladeshi Prime Minister.
  • Pesahim 25b - Babylonian Talmud (Aggadah)

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    Pesahim 25b - Babylonian Talmud (Aggadah)

    Passage with study questions involving committing acts which are against one's moral sense: 'Do not kill another even if your own life is forfeit. How do you know that your blood is redder than his? Perhaps it is redder..'
  • Reform Judaism, What's on the outside matters...

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    Place: The Manor House,80 East End Rd., London N3 2SY

    Publisher: Reform Synagogues of Great Britain

    Reform Judaism, What's on the outside matters...

    The value of the individual in the Reform Movement is discussed as well as the Reform approach to disengaged Jews and reduced numbers in the overall Jewish communities through a philosophy called 'living Judaism.'