Paul Golin Joins Society for Humanistic Judaism
The Society for Humanistic Judaism (SHJ), the congregational arm of the Secular Humanistic Judaism denominational movement, has hired Paul Golin as its new executive director. Paul joins the movement’s leadership team having previously served as associate executive director of Big Tent Judaism. He is a nationally known writer, speaker, advocate, and consultant on the most important issues facing the organized Jewish community today, including intermarriage, outreach, engagement, and inclusion.
About: Humanistic Judaism combines the Jewish values of Gemilut ChassadimTzedaka, Tzedaka, and Tikkun Olam, with the recognition that the responsibility for putting them in practice lies in human hands. It is a nontheistic movement in which cultural Jews and their families can affirm, celebrate, and enrich their Jewish identity and values. The Society is the central body for the Humanistic Jewish movement in North America.
