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By Jordyn Rozensky
Raised in an interfaith family, Jordyn wondered if she was "Jewish enough" before opting for a conversion - no, affirmation - ceremony.
Date: 03-20-2011
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By Ellen Scolnic
A book on Jewish language turns into a great tool to welcome non-Jewish friends and family members into the community.
Date: 11-13-2009
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By Hedi Molnar
The mom of an American Jew of Chinese ethnicity thinks about how her daughter will navigate her teen years.
Date: 01-15-2009
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By Jennifer Locke Berenbaum
A woman from an interfaith family tells the story of a trip she took to Israel that became part of a show on the Hallmark Channel.
Date: 01-02-2008
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By Nora Raleight Baskin
Personal narrative from a woman with a Jewish mother who reengages with her roots as an adult, partially by making a big deal out of Hanukkah.
Date: 08-01-2012
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By Sarah Pumroy
They say that children of intermarriage generally aren't raised with a strong sense of Jewish identity, but you and I seem to be exceptions to that rule.
Date: 04-26-2010
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By Tracy Hahn-Burkett
Review of The Last Chinese Chef, about a half-Jewish, half-Chinese chef in China and the grieving food writer who comes to know him.
Date: 08-01-2012
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By Josh Nathan-Katzis
Conservative rabbis' wrenching compromise with ancient Jewish burial tradition doesn't do much to stop most interfaith couples feeling like second-class citizens.
Date: 08-02-2010
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By Alizah Salario
Review of The Welsh Girl, Peter Ho Davies’ novel about a Welsh barmaid who hungers for adventure, a German POW in Wales and a Jewish-German interrogator.
Date: 10-26-2007
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By Andi Rosenthal
Her father had jettisoned his Judaism; she converted to reclaim it. Now he was dead--how would she mourn him?
Date: 04-30-2008