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Hello from the Society for Humanistic Judaism! While we try our best to be accessible to all who might find meaning in Secular Humanistic Judaism, we also work hard to provide added value to our members and supporters, and to the members of our affiliated congregations and communities.
To that end, we will be adding exclusive content here on our website. This post serves as our kickoff and welcome to members-only content, and also
Core Principles of the Society for Humanistic Judaism As members of the Society for Humanistic Judaism: We affirm our identity as members of the Jewish People. We draw strength from the history, culture, and achievements of our people. We see […]