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Reform Judaism - Part 3: Rituals reimagined
Picture a synagogue service where the prayers are in the language of the people, the melodies echo with organ and choir, and men and women sit together as equals. For many, these sights and sounds are the hallmarks of Reform Judaism—a tradition that has continually asked: How should ritual serve the needs of a changing world? At the heart of Reform practice is a willingness to adapt. The Hamburg Temple of eighteen eighteen set the tone by introducing German-language prayers, music, and shortened liturgies.
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