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[GoM79]

Maslin, Simeon J. (ed). Shaarei Mitzvah: Gates of Mitzvah: A Guide to the Jewish Life Cycle. Central Conference of American Rabbis; 1979, 1986. Paperback. ISBN 0-916694-53-4. [This book summarizes the Reform position on the life cycle events]

[GoS83]

Knobel, Peter S. (ed). Shaarei Mo-Eid: Gates of the Seasons, A Guide to the Jewish Year Central Conference of American Rabbis; 1983, 1986. Hardcover. ISBN 0-916694-92-5. [This book summarizes the Reform position on the year cycle events]

[GoS91]

Shapiro, Mark Dov (ed.); Waldman, Neil (ill.). Shaarei Shabbat: Gates of Shabbat. Central Conference of American Rabbis; 1991. Paperback. ISBN 0-881230-10-3. [This book provides Reform guidelines on Shabbat observance.]

[Bar90]

Barth, Lewis M. (ed). Berit Mila in the Reform Context. Carol Pub Group; 1990. Hardcover. ISBN 0-821650-82-3.

[Bia71]

Bial, Morrison. Liberal Judaism at Home: The Practice of Modern Reform Judaism. Union of American Hebrew Congregations; 1971. Paperback. Revised edition. ISBN 0-807400-75-0.

[Sch69]

Schauss, Hayyim. The Jewish Festivals: From Their Beginnings to Our Day. UAHC, 1969. Out of Print

[Sch50]

Schauss, Hayyim. The Lifetime of a Jew: Throughout the Ages of Jewish History. UAHC Press; 1950, 1998. Paperback. ISBN 0-807400-96-3.

[Sym98]

Syme, Daniel. The Jewish Home: A Guide for Jewish Living. Union of American Hebrew Congregations; 1998. Paperback. ISBN 0-807404-00-4. [Reform]

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