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By InterfaithFamily
A guide for small groups of interfaith couples and families who want to “do Jewish” and celebrate an interactive Shabbat dinner together.
Date: 06-28-2010
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By Andi Rosenthal
She was happy to take her recently widowed mother on a cruise, but did it have to be on such a meaningful Jewish holiday?
Date: 06-09-2008
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By Charlotte Gordon
We were proud of our sukkah. Even though it didn't adhere to the rabbis' rules, I knew we had come near the spirit of the law.
Date: 10-21-2008
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By Anthony Johnson
As I laughed at the jokes and yelled at Haman, I realized something--I was fitting in. The folks in that room were as passionate as I was about reconciling their religion with their sexuality. I was at a Jewish event, but I was surrounded by other queers and we were having a blast.
Date: 02-26-2010
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By Teresita Levy
Personal narrative from a Puerto Rican woman with ancient Jewish roots who eventually converted to Judaism, recalling the distinctive Thanksgiving dinners of her youth--plus a recipe for the Latin dessert tembleque.
Date: 11-19-2007
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By Mimi DuPree
This album would make a great gift to non-Jewish friends to whom I'd like to introduce some of the wonders of Shabbat.
Date: 01-04-2010
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By Rodger Kamenetz
Jews in New Orleans negotiate participating in Mardi Gras, a Catholic holiday, in a Jewish way.
Date: 08-01-2012
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By InterfaithFamily
Part of the Guide to Shabbat for Interfaith Families.
Date: 05-20-2009
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By InterfaithFamily
New to synagogues? We hope this guide will help you feel ready to be comfortable at your next Jewish event.
Date: 10-30-2009
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By InterfaithFamily
Part of the Guide to Shabbat for Interfaith Families.
Date: 05-20-2009