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New St. Petersburg shul
a first for Reform in Russia

Yuri and Tatyana Podolny with their 19-year-old daughter, Dina, and 10-day-old daughter Eva, at her baby naming during the Sha'arei Shalom dedication ceremony.

By Matt Siegel

Published: 08/23/2007

The opening of a new Reform synagogue in St. Petersburg will usher in a new era for the movement in Russia.

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