A Potomac resident and rabbi will serve as the Union for Reform Judaism’s inaugural assistant vice president of movement building, the URJ announced Monday. In this role, Rabbi Michael Namath will aim to build on longstanding relationships across the Reform movement and create more intentional ways for leaders, communities and institutions to learn from one […]
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