By Rabbi Steven Carr Reuben
Hanukkah means dedication, but to what are the Jewish people dedicated? What did the holiday mean in the past, and how does it apply now?
Date: 12-01-2010
By InterfaithFamily
Resource for learning how to light the Hanukkah menorah.
Date: 11-30-2010
By InterfaithFamily
It's not an elephant in the room--it's just a little pine tree. Want to talk about it? Try our new discussion packet for interfaith couples.
Date: 12-15-2009
By Nicole Habif
A woman who loves Christmas learns to light a menorah and to enjoy two holidays.
Date: 12-04-2009
By Cassie Havel Morgenstern
It's tough to negotiate holidays in an interfaith family. Now try an interfaith couple with two sets of divorced parents.
Date: 12-04-2009
By Debbie Burton
Her husband's openness to having a Christmas tree made the difference in her decision to make a Jewish home.
Date: 12-04-2009
Information on interfaith Hanukkah, Christmas, Chanukah, Hanuka, Jewish-Christian families and more.
Date: 07-10-2009
By Rabbi Steven Carr Reuben
Be honest with yourself and with your kids about why you're celebrating what you're celebrating.
Date: 12-22-2008
By InterfaithFamily
Suggestions for how to celebrate Hanukkah (Chanukah) and Christmas in interfaith families, including volunteering, doing both and celebrating one at home and one at relatives'.
Date: 12-07-2008
By InterfaithFamily
Overview of Hanukkah foods, including sufganyot, Hanukkah gelt and links to latke recipes.
Date: 12-07-2008