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Beit Ha'Chidush
Beit Ha'Chidush (meaning ''House of Renewal'' in Hebrew) (BHC) is a Jewish congregation founded in 1995 in Amsterdam, Netherlands, by Jews who at that time didn't feel at home anymore in the existing Jewish congregations. Beit Ha'Chidush is known for its tolerant point of view towards accepting homosexuals and 'father Jews' (people with a Jewish father, meaning that they are not Jewish according to the Halakha) as a member of the congregation.〔(Beit Ha'Chidush: a community consisting of Jews with at least one Jewish parent ) Levisson Institute. ''Accessed 22 April'' 〕 The first Rabbi for the community was German-born Elisa Klapheck, the first female rabbi in the history of the Netherlands. As of October 2015, the rabbi is Tamarah Benima.
==History==
In 1995, a number of both secular as well as religious Jews, unsatisfied with the present Jewish congregations, made the move of starting their own congregation, different from the existing Jewish organs. The first shabbat service of Beit Ha'Chidush was soon to be held on December 1, 1995. Several rabbis - mostly from progressive Jewish communities overseas - were in charge of the services. This changed on May 1, 2005, when German-born Elisa Klapheck became the community's first own rabbi; she is the first female rabbi in Dutch Jewish history.
The community currently has some 50 active members, 50 'friends' and another 100 persons who visit services and activities on occasion. A new Torah was welcomed in the community on May 23, 2007. There are currently plans under way within the community to work together with the NVPJ on issues like Jewish burial and the circumcision of gerim.〔(The voice of God speaks over the IJ ) Trouw. ''Accessed 7 June'' 〕
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