1.   A few Reform synagogues have evicted the Scout troops they once sponsored and housed, said Rabbi Daniel Polish, director of the Joint Commission on Social Action.

2.   David Tambor, a dentist whose family belongs to a Reform synagogue in semi-rural Warren Township, N.J., has had a succah for several years.

3.   He belonged to a Reform synagogue, Temple Beth Am.

4.   Her conclusion poses a challenge to many Reform Jewish synagogues, which have aggressively reached out to intermarried families.

5.   His Couture pieces, for example, refer to his love of Reform synagogue architecture.

6.   In a flurry, the two of them lighted one menorah and packed another to take to her Reform synagogue for a community lighting ceremony.

7.   In addition, many Reform synagogues play organ music on the Sabbath and do not require men to wear yarmulkes, or skull caps, during services.

8.   In March last year, the Central Conference of Rabbis, representing Reform Jewish synagogues, voted to support members who officiate same-sex unions.

9.   Reform synagogues typically conduct more of their services in English than do Orthodox or Conservative temples.

10.   Temple Judea in Coral Gables, Fla., is one of many Reform synagogues now debating what to do about the Boy Scout troop it sponsors.