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The Reform Movement of Judaism is the largest Jewish denomination, with a moderate presence in Connecticut. Synagogues are the centers of a diverse spectrum of independent Reform communities. Since the Reform Movement is both a religious and organizational entity, affiliation with the Reform Movement requires adherence to certain guidelines as set by the Union for Reform Judaism.

Resources in This Category

• Congregation B'nai Israel

  http://www.congregationbnaiisrael.org/
  Located in Eastern Fairfield County, Connecticut. A community of learning, fellowship, worship and social activism.

• Congregation Kol Haverim

  http://www.kolhaverim.org/
  Glastonbury congregation offers information about the Rabbi, classes, programs, calendar and reading suggestions.

• Emek Shalom: Simsbury, Connecticut

  http://fvjc.org/
  Jewish congregation in Simsbury, Connecticut. Information on Shabbat services and upcoming events.

• Temple Beth David: Cheshire, Connecticut

  http://www.tbdcheshire.org/
  History, calendar of special events, classifieds and Rabbi Silver's Weekly Message.

• Temple Shalom

  http://www.templeshalomweb.org/
  Norwalk. News plus information on Sabbath services, Torah study, religious school, events and activities.

• Temple Sholom

  http://www.tsholom.org/
  New Milford. News and events with a bookstore, membership information and a youth area.

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