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Jewish Life After the Split

Four years ago, Elizabeth Baer's son Wilson wondered whether his non-Jewish father would show up for his Bar Mitzvah. Wilson Baer wrote:

While I begin to prepare for my Bar Mitzvah, I worry whether my dad will be there. I am not only worried because he lives all the way on Nantucket and I never get to see him, but also because ever since he and my mom got divorced, he has hardly associated with or talked about Judaism. I consider myself Jewish and devote a lot of my time to Jewish activities, for example, going to a Jewish camp. However I also celebrate Christian holidays with my father. I respect my father's traditions and it makes me feel happy to share them with him.

Find out how interfaith anxiety became interfaith peace, by clicking here to listen to an interview I conducted.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Ronnie Friedland is the founding Web Magazine Editor of InterfaithFamily.com.