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How Social Action Can Unite Interfaith Families, Part 2

By Sue Eisenfeld

Our daily negotiations about social issues--the products we buy, the companies we invest in--are all part of what keeps our fire lit.

By Edie Mueller

Through this joint effort our marriage was strengthened by seeing that we can work together on issues over which we disagree!

By Sandra Anderson

Tikkun olam, repairing the world, was a value my non-Jewish husband and I agreed on, and one we passed on to our children.

Tribal vs. Covenantal Jewish Identity By Sidney Schwarz
The Jewish community would do well to soften its boundaries.
Justice Program Builds on Teshuvah to Help Young Offenders Change Ways By Sue Fishkoff
The Progressive Jewish Alliance trains volunteers to mediate in cases forwarded by local law enforcement and juvenile courts.

	We Must Integrate Interfaith Families into Community By Rabbi Avis D. Miller
Segregation of intermarried families may function to reinforce and perpetuate that status, and undermine efforts at conversion.
	Interfaith Families Need Exclusive Programs By Marion L. Usher
The Jewish community should provide programming specifically for interfaith families and couples.

English, French and Hebrew Spoken in French Shul By Lauren Elkin
Where in the world can you find a synagogue whose members are not necessarily Jewish; that holds services in English, French, and Hebrew…

	*In Prime* Streep's Jewish Mother Frets over Her Son's Interfaith Dating** By Amy Klein
But at its core Prime is also a movie about the not very cinematic subject of religion--and the threat of intermarriage.
Uma, Non-Jewish Goddess in Prime By Amy Klein
She's sort of agnostic, probably a WASP, non-religious, and he comes from a strong Jewish background and heritage…