By InterfaithFamily
Overview of Hanukkah symbols, like the dreidel and the menorah.
Date: 12-07-2008
By InterfaithFamily
Part of A Guide to Hanukkah and the December Dilemma for Interfaith Families.
Date: 12-07-2008
By InterfaithFamily
A section of A Guide to Hanukkah and the December Dilemma for Interfaith Families: The story of Hanukkah is a story of a revolution in the service of religious freedom.
Date: 12-07-2008
By Diana Zankowsky
Her mother-in-law really wanted her son's family to have a Christmas tree, so she chopped one down for them herself.
Date: 12-05-2008
By Emily Savage
I've realized that this is my religion, or at least a major part of it--my family, and our own traditions--the meshugah life of a Jew who wholeheartedly celebrates Christmas.
Date: 12-02-2008
By William Squier
A Christian dad decides that his son's experience of Judaism is more important than having a Christmas tree.
Date: 04-03-2008
By Rabbi Howard A. Berman
Essay arguing that Hanukkah and Christmas are linked by their shared celebration of the power of God to change human history.
Date: 12-26-2007
By Susie L. Oh
Reprinted news article about the growing number of interfaith families and how their children feel that having interfaith parents is normal.
Date: 08-14-2007
By The Jewish Outreach Institute
Professional view criticizing the opinion that Hanukkah is a "minor holiday", since American Jews treat it as a major one, and noting the irony that those people who say Hanukkah is a "minor" holiday also use Jews’ Chri
Date: 08-14-2007
By Jayne Cohen
Professional advice and recipes for Hanukkah fish, horseradish, and gourmet latkes.
Date: 06-28-2007