Here are some of the organisations that support and work with EAJL: -
Conservative Yeshiva at the Fuchsberg Jerusalem Center is a hub in the heart of Jerusalem for transformative encounters with Torah and Israel powered by a commitment to intellectual honesty, egalitarian values, spiritual growth, and lifelong engagement in the Jewish world.
Jewish Joint Burial Society (JJBS)
Providing funeral services for Jewish people and non-Jewish partners for Reform, Masorti, Liberal and Independent communities in England.
An inclusive, dynamic, welcoming, and fully egalitarian Masorti (Conservative) community located in Edgware, North West London (UK). The communities Rabbi is Joel Levy, who comes over from Jerusalem from the Conservative Yeshiva once a month, and the community is also blessed with Chazan Jaclyn Chernett who was one of the shul's founders (and also the founder of EAJL).
Marom is a vibrant gathering of open-minded young adults coming together on a journey for personal growth. Together we work to deepen our understanding/connection of Judaism while creating lasting friendships with people from around the world.
You deserve to be accepted, embraced, and express your true Jewishness in your modern lives. We invite you to visit our Masorti congregations and discover new, vibrant egalitarian Jewish communities wherever your travels may take you.
Our communities bring people together in meaningful prayer services and connect them with inspirational rabbis. We teach their children, guide them through important life events like bar/bat-mitzvah, marriage and bereavement, and inspire them to deepen their involvement in Jewish life.
The World Council of Synagogues, Inc. (Masorti Olami) builds, renews and strengthens Jewish life throughout the world, with efforts that focus on existing and developing communities in Europe, Latin America, the Former Soviet Union, Africa, Asia and Australia.
The World Zionist Organization is committed to promoting the Zionist idea and the Zionist enterprise as vital and positive elements of contemporary Jewish life, in accordance with the principles articulated in the Jerusalem Program. This manifesto is dedicated to instilling the centrality of Israel and Jerusalem its capital deep within Jewish consciousness, encouraging the return to Zion, fashioning an exemplary society in the Jewish state, expanding Zionist education including Hebrew language instruction, settling the land, and combating anti-Semitism.
