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Answer:
Reform congregations vary in size from a two member congregation in
Port Gibson MS and a 3 member congregation in Laredo TX, to
congregations with almost 2,000 members. Some have grandiose
buildings; some meet in houses or rent space from organizations. Some
have volunteer rabbis and volunteer staff, others have generous staff
and rabbinic salaries. There is no universal characterization
possible.
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