Although the issue of circumcision of converts continues to be debated, the necessity of Brit Milah for Jewish infant boys has been stressed in every subsequent Reform rabbis manual or guide. While the Reform movement does not require the circumcision of adult male converts, it is increasingly acknowledged and practiced by many Reform communities as an important part of the conversion process.
The debate over circumcision of converts persists, but the necessity of Brit Milah for Jewish infant boys has been emphasized in every subsequent Reform rabbinical manual or guide. While the Reform movement does not mandate circumcision for adult male converts, it is increasingly accepted and practiced by many Reform communities as a significant element of the conversion process.