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The Central Conference of American Rabbis is the Reform Rabbinic leadership organization. The CCAR enriches and strengthens the Jewish community by fostering excellence in the Reform Rabbis who lead it, in whatever setting they serve, and through the resources and publications we provide the Jewish community. CCAR members lead the Reform Movement on important spiritual, social, cultural and human rights issues, at the same time the CCAR creates and sustains the Judaism of tomorrow.
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The CCAR’s rabbinic voice guides the Jewish Community on important spiritual, social, cultural, and human rights issues. CCAR applies tradition, Jewish scholarship, and Jewish values to contemporary issues through the creation of Platforms, Responsa, Resolutions, and Statements meant to inspire, guide, teach, and define Judaism in our times.
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For over 50 years the CCAR has provided the finest placement and employment services for thousands of rabbis, congregations, and communities. The CCAR provides resources and training for both rabbis and communities to ensure smooth placement and transition, as they make the single most important decision in Jewish life – finding the right rabbinic leadership for their community.

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Inviting God In

A Guide to Jewish Prayer

An engaging and insightful commentary on the Shabbat evening and morning services by Rabbi Jeffrey K. Salkin.

Order at invitinggodin.ccarpress.org

We are all unique. You and I, and those who are touched by our life, are all part of God’s variety of creations. When we identify our unique gifts or permit others to help us learn what is unique about us, we can be the blessing we were created to be and enable others to be a blessing, too.
Rabbi David A. Lyon

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