Send to Friend  Bookmark  Print  Jewish Denominations  Judaism
has numerous movements, or denominations, that cover the
spectrum of Jewish practice, belief and community. Broadly, the
four most significant movements in the United States are Reform,
Reconstructionist, Conservative and Orthodox.  The following
links, in alphabetical order, provide an introduction to each
denomination, including its practices and beliefs and views on
intermarriage and conversion.   Classical Reform  Classical
Reform Classical Reform affirms that Judaism is a religious
faith with broad, inclusive values that can embrace all people.
Its worship traditions, including an authentically Jewish
liturgy that is primarily in English, offer a particularly
accessible experience that intermarried couples can fully share
together.   Around a third of the American Jews who belong to
synagogues are affiliated with the Conservative movement, a
broad movement which works to change within the framework of
evolving Jewish Law. Conservative synagog