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The Reform Movement of Judaism is the largest Jewish denomination, with a moderate presence in Georgia. 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.bnai-israel.net/
  Encourage religious, social, cultural, civic and educational activities, and public understanding of Judaism. Worship schedule, information about education programs and community groups. Fayetteville.

• Congregation Children of Israel

  http://ccisrael.org/
  Shown is worship schedule, history and services. Athens.

• Temple Beth Tefilloh: Brunswick, Georgia

  http://www.bethtefilloh.org/
  A Reform Jewish congregation. Information on the history and educational programs included on the site.

• Temple Kehillat Chaim

  http://www.kehillatchaim.org/
  Shown is a calendar of events, news, religious school and worship schedule. Roswell.

• Temple Sinai of Atlanta Georgia

  http://www.templesinaiatlanta.org/
  Temple Sinai was founded in 1968 as Atlanta's first new Reform congregation in over one hundred years. Temple Sinai's philosophy fosters full member participation and an atmosphere of warm involvement.

• The Temple: Hebrew Benevolent Congregation of Atlanta, Georgia

  http://www.the-temple.org/
  The Temple is Atlanta's first Jewish Congregation, centrally located in the heart of Atlanta. A Reform synagogue.

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