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Brianne Nadeau

Dating On Faith

By Brianne Nadeau
How does the child of an interfaith marriage justify her search for a Jewish partner, especially when all the good ones seem to be taken?
Date: 05-09-2008



Rachel Mauro

My Spiritual Journey and My Father's

By Rachel Mauro
When I first announced my quest to explore Judaism, my parents were reticent that my zeal would distance me from Dad. "I support you in whatever you do," he told me once, "so long as it doesn't take you away from me."
Date: 05-08-2008



Tracy Hahn-Burkett

But Mommy, Why Do I Have to Go to Religious School?

By Tracy Hahn-Burkett
I wanted my children to have a better sense of their Jewish identity than I did.
Date: 05-07-2008



Suzanne Koven

Risky Conversations

By Suzanne Koven
In a post-9/11 America when many feared conflict, three women confronted the differences between Jews, Christians and Muslims in honest dialog.
Date: 05-06-2008



Alina Adams

Back Talk

By Alina Adams
Haman couldn't do it. Hitler couldn't do it. Stalin couldn't do it. But apparently my five-foot-seven-inch husband can.
Date: 05-05-2008



Rachel Flynn

The Making of a Jew

By Rachel Flynn
My mom likes to say that the best Jews aren't always the ones you find; sometimes they're the ones you make.
Date: 05-02-2008



Tracy Hahn-Burkett

How Many Pieces Does It Take to Make a Person?

By Tracy Hahn-Burkett
Homes' memoir is an adoption story, but it is also an interfaith story, and I wonder how many people raised in interfaith households also feel splintered.
Date: 05-01-2008



Andi Rosenthal

Three Days of Shiva and a Catholic Mass

By Andi Rosenthal
"No," I suddenly exploded. "No rosary." The nice lady from the funeral home looked at my sister, alarmed. "My sister's Jewish," Laura explained.
Date: 04-30-2008



Interfaith Celebrities Iron Men

By Nate Bloom
A self-made superhero like the Iron Man needs a self-made director like Jon Favreau and a self-remade star like Robert Downey.
Date: 04-29-2008



Melanie Herscovitch

Cultural Differences in Wedding Planning

By Melanie Herscovitch
My in-laws' nuptials cost $1,000, my parents' cost $15,000. See my problem?
Date: 04-28-2008