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What's New?
Sign Up Online for your Photo Session for our 2010-2011 Photo Directory!
In 2010-2011, we will be publishing a photo directory – and we need your picture in it! Please visit the below website to sign up for a time for you and your family to take a photo for the directory. Besides the directory photo, this is a great opportunity to have family portraits, multi-generational portraits, or even just professional photos of the kids taken. Please sign up today – the first dates are in mid August! Questions? Please contact Chris Barth.
Click here to make your appointment online
Chavurah Activity Guide
If you're in a Chavurah (or even if you're not), the Adult Education Committee has created an activity guide for you! Click here for suggestions for books to read, movies to see, and activities and projects to do together as a group or a family.
Sync Up with JRC
The Judea Reform Congregation Calendar now has the capability to sync to your Google calendar. Simply copy and paste this URL into the "Add a Friend's Calendar" on your Google page. http://www.calendarwiz.com/CalendarWiz_iCal.php?crd=judeareform So Easy!
Membership Renewal Time!
As of June 25, 32% of members have sent in membership renewal forms for 2010-2011. Don't delay -- send in your form! Lost yours? Contact Joyce Gordon, Executive Director, for a new one.
Religious School Registration Forms Now Available Online
Please click here for more information!
2010-2011 Membership Application
Are you interested in joining our friendly, engaging community? We sure hope so! To learn more about Judea Reform, contact Joyce Gordon, our Executive Director. Click here for a membership application.
Our Own Rabbi Friedman Is in The News!
Rabbi John Friedman has a long history of working against racial and social injustice in our local community. In his career at Judea Reform Congregation, he has built strong relationships with other leaders in Durham and Chapel Hill, and has been instrumental in the forming and development of several key nonprofits that address hunger, homelessness, and domestic violence. Read more about his friendship with two other prominent civil-rights clergymen in Durham in the newest edition of Durham Magazine to learn more about his trailblazing efforts in our community!
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