The Jewish participation in the FACT2000 project included a survey of 694 congregations randomly chosen from a listing of Reform and Conservative congregations in the United States. A total of 228 questionnaires were returned for a 32.85% response rate. View the version of the questionnaire used by groups within the Jewish tradition.
If you are interested in obtaining specific information about the 2000 results of the Jewish survey, please email at research@synagogue3000.org or info@synagogue3000.org
The FACT2005 project and FACT2008 were completed under the auspices of the Synagogue3000 project www.synagogue3000.org
If you would like to know more about Judaism, visit the following sites describing the Reform, Conservative, Orthodox and Reconstructionist branches of Judaism.
- Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations (orthodox) -- http://www.ou.org
- National Council of Young Israel (orthodox) -- http://youngisrael.org
- Chabad-Lubavitch (orthodox) -- http://www.chabad.org
- Worldwide Chevra Communities of Reb Shlomo Carlebach, ZY"A
(orthodox/renewal) -- http://www.rebshlomo.org/connect/minyan.html - United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism (Conservative) -- http://www.uscj.org
- Union for Reform Judaism (Reform) -- http://www.urj.org
- Jewish Reconstructionist Federation (Reconstructionist) -- http://www.jrf.org
- ALEPH: Alliance for Jewish Renewal (Renewal) -- http://www.aleph.org
- Society for Humanistic Judaism (nontheistic) -- http://www.shj.org/
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