RABBI AND CANTOR HIT A HIGH NOTE!
Cantor Robbie Solomon (left), who will be conducting a cantorial master class for UPJ participants from around the region on July 26-27, is pictured here with Rabbi Gary Robuck atop the Centrepoint Tower in Sydney. The paralyzing fear experienced by the rabbi is not discernible on his face!
What's New
- Join the voices for Gilad
- Anat Hoffman’s arrest on video
- Good news about Conversion Law - for now
- WUPJ statement and call for action on conversion bill proposal
- Updates on proposed changes to Israel’s Conversion Law and the Law of Return
- Invitation to a worldwide Progressive Torah study session - live, online!
- World Union hosts post-Congress organizational leadership seminar
- How Do You Spell ‘Flotilla”? by Anat Baruch
- I have no other country
Progressive Judaism embraces tradition and works to make it meaningful in contemporary life. We put particular emphasis on Tikkun Olam (rebuilding the world), the belief that through social or environmental action we are partners with God in creating the world as it should be.
Click here to learn more about the Biennial Conference on November 25-28 in Canberra: upj-biennial-in-canberra
An active involvement in Social Action and Social Justice is a cornerstone of Progressive Judaism. As the voice of Progressive Judaism in Australia, New Zealand and Asia, the UPJ works to develop and support a broad range of social action initiatives and programs.
- Hong Kong’s Sefer Torah project
- Torah from around the world – Rabbi Fred Morgan
- Women’s restrooms at the Kotel - take a hike!
- Rabbinate torn between state, halacha
- Conversion bill re-emerges
