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By Nina Amir Lacey
Outreach experts tell parents in interfaith families how to introduce Yom Kippur to their children
Date: 10-06-2008
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By Rabbi Steven Carr Reuben
Essay from a rabbi arguing that the High Holidays are a bad way to introduce a non-Jewish partner to Judaism, but the cultural aspects of the holidays can be an opportunity for interfaith families.
Date: 09-04-2007
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By Rabbi Arthur P. Nemitoff
Professional view from a rabbi about the basic tenets of the three major Fall Jewish holidays, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot.
Date: 08-03-2006
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By Sue Fishkoff
News article about synagogues in different movements holding free High Holidays services.
Date: 08-31-2007
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By Leonard Felder
Especially for the many Jews who rarely attend Shabbat services during the rest of the year, there is a feeling of outsiderness and discomfort as a result of being outnumbered by people who seem to know the prayers, rituals, and melodies with so much familiarity.
Date: 08-01-2012
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By Yosef Abramowitz
Professional advice for how and when to ask for forgiveness from yourself and others around Yom Kippur.
Date: 08-11-2006
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By Elizabeth Meyer
I had heard about fasting and all the rules and I was not at all sure I should be participating in this serious holiday I knew very little about.
Date: 09-25-2009
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By InterfaithFamily
What are the High Holidays? This resource guide gives an overview.
Date: 08-01-2012
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By Andrea Marks Carneiro
An easy-to-prepare seven-dish menu for the High Holidays.
Date: 08-31-2010
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By Birger Stamperdahl
A non-Jewish dad in an interfaith family likes the way Judaism shapes his parenting, most of the time--but not as much on the liturgy-rich Jewish New Year.
Date: 08-19-2010