Is it difficult to convert to Reform Judaism?

Answer by  tamkees (3203)

The process is easy, but the decision is serious. With a rabbi, you coordinate a period of study, reflection and worship. At the end of that time, you declare your intention to follow Jewish law verbally and in writing in front of the rabbi and at least two lay people.

Answer by  mammakat (11147)

Judaism is more a way of life, as well as religion. You can study with a rabbi, but this is not just a matter of changing churches, this is a serious, considered life change. Judaism passes through the mother to child. It is not to be take lightly.