Jewish Community Day Schools Welcome Interfaith Families

By Dean Goldfein

Some find the educational focus of the school serves as better common ground than the religious or biological underpinnings of Judaism.

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Why We, an Intermarried Couple, Chose a Jewish Day School for Our Son

By Lauren Hollop

On the last day of teaching, when filling out a teacher questionnaire, I saw something that made me uncomfortable. 

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Creating a Community of Learners

By Jennifer Rudin-Sable

The very best in Jewish and general studies--a community of learners grounded in the values of learning, respect, social justice, community and spirit.

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Room for Everyone: One Jewish Day School in North Carolina Has Found Strength in Its High Rate of Interfaith Families
By Margaret Banks

Even the PTA president is Protestant.

"Intermarried Jewish women are part of the revitalization of Judaism," McGinity insists. "They are not apart from it."

Two recent books exemplify different views of the intermarriage reality.

"How do you say that in Jewish?" my young daughter has been asking a lot lately.

Your child will have a more solid sense of identity if she can look back and learn about all the religious things that were done for her as a baby, says Ronnie Friedland, editor of InterfaithFamily.com.

Our Date With Drew's Date
By Amy Klein

There are few guys indeed who can combine their passion for Drew Barrymore and their showbiz struggle into one neat package.

Why Writer-Director Gary David Goldberg Made Must Love Dogs
By Naomi Pfefferman

After he was expelled for ditching classes, he hooked up with Irish-Catholic Diana around 1970 and set off on a world tour.