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By Josh Fischel
Personal narrative about Ellie Wiesel’s Night, and its usefulness as an emotional and educational resource for discussing the Holocaust--the author thinks that more attention should be paid to the historical--rather than emotional--l
Date: 08-02-2006
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By Judith Bolton-Fasman
Profile of Eugene L. Pogany, author of In My Brother’s Image: Twin Brothers Separated by Faith After the Holocaust, about his family’s experience with conversion and the Holocaust..
Date: 02-18-2007
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By Judy Petsonk
Professional advice from rabbi who explains how his policies toward non-Jewish families regarding Bar or Bat Mitzvah and other matters have changed as he has gotten to know non-Jews who are committed to the Jewish identity of their children.
Date: 06-06-2007
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By Rahel Musleah
Reviews of several books about the Bible for young children.
Date: 01-13-2007
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By Cynthia Ramsay
Review of The Guide to Jewish Interfaith Family Life: An InterfaithFamily.com Handbook, compiled and edited by Ed Case and Ronnie Friedland of Interfaithfamily.com.
Date: 07-26-2007
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By Eugene L. Pogany
A review of a book where a boy chooses his Jewish heritage over his parent’s Catholic conversion by a man who was in a similar situation.
Date: 06-11-2007
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By Judith Bolton-Fasman
Reprinted profile of Jane Breskin Zalben and review of her new cookbook, To Every Season: A Family Holiday Cookbook, a cookbook for parents and children to use for American holidays, including recipes for Fanny’s Flourless Chocolate Cake
Date: 11-16-2006
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By Frances G. Kaufmann
Professional view compilation of books about lifecycle events and important decisions and discussions for interfaith couples and families.
Date: 06-26-2007
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By Marlena Thompson
Review of Mixed Matches: How to Create Successful Interracial, Interethnic, and Interfaith Relationships. By Joel Crohn, Ph. D, examines different models of intermarriage that are not only religously disparate, but culturally as well.
Date: 01-17-2007
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By Jesse Tisch
Review of Judith Seid’s God-Optional Judaism: Alternatives for Cultural Jews Who Love Their History, Heritage, and Community, a book that eloquently makes the case for Secular Humanistic Judaism.
Date: 05-02-2007