Reform Judaism is the most liberal branch of Judaism, consisting of Jews who do not follow the Talmud strictly but attempt to adapt the historical forms of Judaism to the modern world, reinterpreting Judaism in the light of Western thought, values and culture, wherever such does not come into conflict with the basic principles of Judaism.
Regular Websites
Promoting an open-minded Judaism through the principles of equality and full participation of all people in learning about God and the Torah. Learn about policy, view member organizations or keep up to date with events in the calendar. - Reform Judaism
http://blogs.rj.org/reform/
Official Voice of the Union for Reform Judaism, linking the affiliates of Reform Judaism with the readers. Published quarterly and read by three hundred thousand plus households, includes online issue info as well as ordering info and previous issues. - Reform Judaism Magazine
http://reformjudaismmag.org/
Founded in Cincinnati in 1873 by Rabbi Isaac Mayer Wise, this group of congregations has grown to become a thriving online congregation community, providing support to all Reform Jews. - Union for Reform Judaism
http://urj.org/
World Union for Progressive Judaism
International umbrella organization for the Reform, Liberal, Progressive, and Reconstructionist movements. Serves 1200 congregations with leadership, committees, assemblies as well as international management. Includes youth resources, publications and samples of their work. - World Union for Progressive Judaism
http://www.wupj.org/