A Jew-by-Choice's Perspective on Her Teenage Daughter's Interdating

By Paula Yablonsky

Through dating, she will learn whether or not a Jewish partner is important to her.

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I'm Jewish, but What Difference Does That Make about Whom I Date?

By Sandra Anderson

My father made interfaith dating a battleground, yet four of his five children are intermarried.

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In other ways, being part of an interfaith relationship--our particular interfaith relationship--is also much easier than I anticipated.

A Choice
By Rabbi Julie Greenberg

But some situations involve either/or choices. You can't raise your children as Christians and not raise your children as Christians.

"Even if you convert, I still won't see you as Jewish.  I don't think I ever will."

Study of Interfaith Kids Upends Ideas of Identity
By Jennifer Siegel

Young adult children of intermarried couples maintain strong cultural ties to the Jewish community, despite low levels of religious identification.

Welcoming the New Jews
A Forward Editorial

Can the Jewish community make room for the many types of Jews who want to join?

Slingshot--a new guidebook to the 50 most innovative Jewish groups in North America--includes InterfaithFamily.com.

"I wish that more rabbis would officiate at intermarriages," Case said.

Is it anti-Semitic to write an ode to Jewish men, while advising non-Jewish women on how to attract them? A review of Boy Vey!: The Shiksa's Guide to Dating Jewish Men.

The film challenges us to see that in any dispute there "is right on both sides, probably more than wrong on both sides."