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Attending Services of Another Faith

By Ellen Glazer

What do you do when your partner doesn't share your religious commitment?

By Jim Keen

He prays to Jesus, his kids say the Sh'ma.

By Edith Rye

Their religions are different, but their ideas on religious observance are the same.

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Similarities and Differences between Catholic and Jewish Worship By Laura Thor
A J.I.T. ("Jew In Training") compares her old religion to her new one.
Some Rabbis Use Services to Honor Non-Jewish Congregants By Sue Fishkoff
During the High Holidays, synagogues throughout the country are thanking non-Jews for raising Jewish children.
Peeking behind the Church Doors By Cheryl F. Coon
Wondering what happens inside a mosque, Hindu temple, Catholic church or even a synagogue? The What You Will See Inside... books are for kids, but parents can learn something too.
Sikh Temple Becomes Window into Judaism By Joanne Catz Hartman
Her daughter's field trip taught her a lesson in tolerance--and comparative religion.

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She thought she was preparing her children for visiting a Catholic church, but she was really preparing herself.

From Agony to Acceptance--Documentary Delves into Intermarriage By Tom Tugend
In Out of Faith, a Holocaust survivor grapples with her grandchildren's marriage to non-Jews.
*On Out of Faith* and Intermarriage: The Producer's Perspective** by L. Mark DeAngelis
For the producer of Out of Faith, the lesson is clear: Jews should marry Jews.
*On Out of Faith* and Intermarriage: The Director's Perspective** By Lisa Leeman
But the film's director wonders whether communal survival should trump personal happiness.