Adult conversions to Progressive Judaism rise significantly amid UK antisemitism
Adult conversions to Progressive Judaism surged from 78 in 2020 to 183 in 2025, despite rising antisemitism in the UK. Elizabeth Arif-Fear, a 37-year-old interfaith activist, claims, "I’ve finally found God without all the extras," highlighting the movement's appeal. Factors like increased religious education and diverse ethnic backgrounds contribute to this trend.
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