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Web Magazine Issue 184 - Babies and Interfaith Families

Web Magazine

Babies in Interfaith Families

Issue 184: May 23, 2006

FEATURED ARTICLES

Parenting for a Positive Jewish Identity

By Josh Segal

If you want your kids to be Jewish, show them how.

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At Last Becoming a Parent, with the Support of My Congregation

By Pam Chernoff

When a child dies, a synagogue comes together.

In This "Opt in, Opt out" World, It's Hard to Remain a Jew

By Dan Pine

What happens when an uncircumcised child decides he wants a bris?

ALSO IN THIS ISSUE

More Articles on Babies/Parenting

"In the Mix": A Rosenblum by Any Other Name... By Julie Wiener
Does having a Jewish-sounding name make you more Jewish?
A Journey of Faith: Step by Step, Beginning with the Birth of Our First Child By Sallie W. Gotoff
A Catholic girl agrees to raise her children Jewish... and ends up converting.
Joys of Chavurah (AKA, "The Jewish Party Thing") By Joanne Catz Hartman
How crabs, shrimp rolls and a Friday night concert add up to a jubilant Jewish gathering.
Making the Transition to Parenting Easier: A Review of The New Jewish Baby Book By Cheryl F. Coon
If you're looking for unique ways to celebrate your interfaith child's birth, check out the revised version of Anita Diamant's classic.

Columnist

	Star/Crossed: Jewish Stories from an Interfaith Life: Sisters, Set in Stone By Andi L. Rosenthal
Can an unmarried convert to Judaism be godmother to her committed Catholic sister's son?

More on the Conversion Controversy

Conversion Is Not an Outreach Strategy By David Ellenson and Kerry Olitzky
Raising Jewish kids is more important than manufacturing Jewish spouses.

More on the Conservative Movement and Intermarriage

	Reaching Out to the Intermarried By Rabbi David Booth
A rabbi whose wife converted says the Conservative movement needs to do more to understand and welcome interfaith families.
	Lessons on Intermarriage from Abraham By Rabbi Dr. Barry Leff
A rabbi who was intermarried twice is opposed to intermarriage but for outreach.

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