Communities & Members

Or Chadasch is Vienna's only progressive Jewish congregation. Founded in 1991, the community conducts its services in Hebrew, German, and English. Under the leadership of Rabbi Tobias Moss, it serves as a vibrant cultural and spiritual home for Progressive Judaism in Austria.

Founded in 1965, Beth Hillel is a francophone, progressive Jewish community based in Brussels, Belgium, which serves around 300 member families. Led by Rabbi Marc Neiger, the synagogue offers religious services, life-long Jewish learning and community activities rooted in liberal Jewish values. The community maintains its own independent cemetery section.

Established in 2003 by a small group of families, the International Jewish Center (IJC) in Brussels is Belgium's only progressive, English-speaking liberal Jewish community. About half of the members are local Belgians, while the rest are international expats and professionals from around the world. The community is led by Rabbi Dr. Brian Doyle-Du Breuil.

Ec chajim is a dynamic and rapidly growing Jewish community in Prague that brings together Jewish individuals and their family members. Founded in 2019, the community is led by Rabbi David Maxa and blends modern Progressive Jewish practices with a deep respect for historical Czech Jewish heritage.