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    Priestly Benediction

    By InterfaithFamily

    Said at many synagogues on Shabbat, at bar and bat mitzvahs, and at homes on friday nights, we have the words and audio so you too can learn this blessing.

    Date: 09-28-2012

    From Generation to Generation

    By InterfaithFamily

    Learn the words to this popular line to sing during Shabbat and holiday Jewish prayer services.

    Date: 09-28-2012

    Has This Marriage Destroyed the Jewish People?

    By Nicholas Cafarelli

    The personal narrative of a Catholic man in an interfaith marriage whose family became increasingly involved in the Jewish community.

    Date: 08-01-2012

    Visiting Auschwitz: The Unexpected Aftermath

    By Alex Romano

    Personal narrative from a Jew-by-choice telling how his journey to Auschwitz and his daughter’s spirituality led him to journey toward Judaism.

    Date: 08-01-2012

    Welcoming Interfaith and All Kids to Our Inter-Denominational Jewish Summer Camp

    By Ken Kramarz

    Director of a Jewish camp describes his approach to interfaith families and how the camp integrates Judaism into its curriculum.

    Date: 08-01-2012

    When Children Raise Jewish Parents

    By Christina Pertus Hendelman

    Personal narrative from a non-Jew who’s struggling with the decision to have a bris and reluctant to give up Christmas.

    Date: 08-01-2012

    The Yiddish (of My Grand) Momma

    By Wendy Armon

    Yiddish is more than just insults. History, explanations, and new words to use.

    Date: 07-01-2012

    For Every Two Jews, There Are Three Perspectives

    By Joy Fields

    A humorous look at the many different customs, traditions and practices found in one small Jewish community.

    Date: 06-18-2012

    Pluralistic Judaism

    By Rabbi Barbara Aiello

    Explaining a pluralistic approach to Judaism, including seven principles and examples found at a synagogue in Italy.

    Date: 06-14-2012

    Jewish Language Cheat Sheet

    For some, Judaism is a religion. For others, Judaism is a culture. For other still, it's both. And like many religions and cultures, there is language that goes with it.

    Date: 06-06-2012

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