What does NJPS stand for?

National Jewish Population Survey

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Samples in periodicals archive:

About 26 percent of the American adult Jewish population identified as Conservative in the 2000-2001 National Jewish Population Survey, compared with 35 percent who called themselves Reform.

Religion news in brief

When in 1990, a National Jewish Population Survey found that 52 percent of all American Jews had intermarried between 1981 and 1990, Jewish attitudes began to change.

Why Jewish women marry out

Likewise, intermarriage between Jews and non-Jews has become the norm, according to the National Jewish Population Survey.

Couch Latkes? Jewish Television Network seeks an audience on the ...

But the National Jewish Population Survey also found the Jewish community is growing more active, with increasing enrollment in Jewish day schools, strong emotional ties to Israel and observance of holidays even among less-connected Jews.

SURVEY FINDS POPULATION OF JEWS IS DOWN

Jews has been above 40 percent since at least the 1990s, according to researchers for the 2001 National Jewish Population Survey.

Weddings a moneymaker for some rabbis

Jewish demographic mobility from places of origin has led--as the National Jewish Population Surveys of 1990 and 2001 attest--to an attenuation of traditional Jewish associational and kinship patterns that previously promoted Jewish affiliation and commitment among large numbers of American Jews.

An insider view: a defense of theological imprecision

That apparent contradiction growth in the number of Jews in the West but low levels of participation in Jewish religious and community life is evident, too, in the National Jewish Population Survey released yesterday.

Study paints `mixed picture' of Jews

It seems to me no coincidence that, in the decade between the 1990 and 2000 National Jewish Population Surveys, the number of Jews identifying as Conservative declined, while those identifying as Reform increased.

The identified patient: placing the Reform movement in a broader ...