Reform Judaism: A Centenary Perspective

Central Conference of American Rabbis

1976

[Introduction]

The Central Conference of American Rabbis has on special occasions described the spiritual state of Reform Judaism. The centenaries of the founding of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations and the Hebrew Union College–Jewish Institute of Religion seem an appropriate time for another such effort. We therefore record our sense of…

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Central Conference of American Rabbis

Founded in 1889, the Central Conference of American Rabbis is the national organization for Reform rabbis. The oldest and largest rabbinical organization in North America, it is a voice for disseminating the platforms of its movement, and for professional development, fellowship, education, and advocacy. The CCAR Press publishes prayer books and other liturgical works.

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