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By Rabbi Daniel G. Zemel
A congregational rabbi shared his letter to his congregation explaining his change in position on officiating at interfaith marriages.
Date: 08-06-2009
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By Rachel Baruch Yackley
It was the congregation where she grew up, but for many reasons it stopped being a place she felt comfortable.
Date: 02-05-2010
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By Rabbi Jacques Cukierkorn
Wedding video of a rabbi offering a clever and welcoming explanation of a Jewish custom to an interfaith couple and their families and friends.
Date: 06-24-2009
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By Rabbi Jacques Cukierkorn
Being deeply committed to officiating at interfaith ceremonies, and standing in solidarity with a couple throughout the process of their wedding, as well as the ongoing journey that follows, opens the door for a life long relationship.
Date: 05-01-2009
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By Rabbi Mayer W. Selekman
What has become perfectly clear is that more and more congregations are finding ways to embrace and engage their entire congregational family, including the intermarried among them.
Date: 11-23-2009
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By InterfaithFamily
Judaism has multiple movements and independent groups, and there are recognition issues between and among them. Judaism also has more than one path to becoming a rabbi.
Date: 04-26-2011
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By Rabbi Dr. Reeve Robert Brenner
Arguments for Reform rabbis to officiate at weddings on Shabbat. Reprinted from the CCAR.
Date: 05-20-2012
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By Rabbi John L. Rosove
A sermon delivered on Rosh Hashanah at synagogue by a rabbi whose views on intermarriage have changed.
Date: 09-28-2012
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By Rabbi Geela Rayzel Raphael
Behold, the power of a name! What we can learn from the biblical 'ger toshav,' the stranger who dwells among us, when preparing for an interfaith wedding.
Date: 01-29-2013
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By Barbara Bayer
Why one rabbi, after 37 years, at the pulpit, has changed his stance on interfaith marriage.
Date: 03-20-2013