By Rabbi Daniel Kohn
A rabbi and Jewish educator looks at successful ways to include and welcome interfaith families in Jewish days schools.
Date: 06-29-2011
By Rabbi Lawrence Kushner
Address given at the World Union for Progressive Judaism Biennial Convention in San Francisco, 2011.
Date: 02-14-2011
By Jane Larkin
No one else is addressing the issues. Our interfaith groups are covering topics other synagogue groups are not, so in-married families also attend.
Date: 04-16-2010
By Eli Valley
"Come to the dark side, Luke. Date a gentile." Edgy cartoonist seems a little tired of anti-intermarriage rhetoric in the Jewish community.
Date: 04-14-2010
By Melissa Desjardins
She had good experiences in her synagogue growing up, and she wanted to find a place just like it--one that would welcome her Catholic husband.
Date: 03-10-2010
By Dana Reynolds
In New Mexico, they loved their Reform synagogue. In Richmond, they found a different kind of welcome at Chabad. Hey, whatever works!
Date: 03-05-2010
By Debbie Burton
Maybe it is not such a bad thing that my Chinese appearance means I can't so easily leave behind the fact that I was previously intermarried.
Date: 02-22-2010
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
By Susan Goldberg
The plethora of interfaith couples is also a change that, in my opinion, at least, will have to be regarded as a strength for our synagogue and for our community.
Date: 02-03-2010
By Nina Amir Lacey
Some interfaith families live too far from the closest synagogue to visit regularly, or the synagogues nearby aren't welcoming to interfaith families, or they don't meet anyone's spiritual needs. Sometimes starting your own interfaith-friendly Jewish community is the solution.
Date: 01-25-2010