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Web Magazine Issue 154 - YOUNG ADULTS RAISED IN INTERFAITH FAMILIES TALK, Part 2
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Web Magazine
YOUNG ADULTS RAISED IN INTERFAITH FAMILIES TALK, Part 2
Issue 154: March 15, 2005
FEATURED ARTICLES
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Dual Legacies: Growing up Jewish in an Interfaith Family
By Samie Facciolo
My interfaith family guided me to cultivate an open mind towards others' religions. I hope these experiences will lead me towards shaping a Jewish home with the same ideals.
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Embracing Judaism in Spite of My Interfaith Self
By Dara Suchke
Growing up in an interfaith family made it less likely that I would marry a Jew, but showed me the value of not denying myself or my children of the richness of Judaism and the heritage that goes along with it.
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ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
More Personal Stories
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The Price of Intermarriage
By Sarah Heilbronner |
| For me, marrying Jewish would certainly be easier, as I strongly desire for my children to identify as Jews. |
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Passing Down Identity
By Ariana Kroshinsky |
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I'm going to raise them knowing about Jewish beliefs, holidays, Israel, and the history of the Jewish people.
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Star Crossed: Jewish Stories from an Interfaith Life
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Welcoming the Sabbath
By Andi Rosenthal |
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Strangely enough, one of my favorite things about choosing a Jewish life was, at one time, the source of my greatest apprehension: celebrating Shabbat.
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Arts and Entertainment
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Kyra's Caring Characters
By Michael Elkin |
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Kyra Sedgwick dazzles in The Woodsman, going out on a limb as the lover of a hard-to-like character.
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Israeli-Born Natalie Portman Stars
By Dan Baron |
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"Both my parents are Jewish so I don't have the religion aspect of the character who is not 100 percent Jewish and is not accepted by the Jewish community in Israel."
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Holidays
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The Jewish Sabbath, from sunset on Friday to sunset on Saturday.
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