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Dealing with Interfaith Identity

By Sarah R. Heilbronner

After a series of internal struggles, the child of a Jewish dad and Christian mom decided a Jewish life is worth the effort.

By Jason Bortnick

Raised without a religion, a young child of interfaith parents found God in art, literature and superheroes.

By Josh Fischel

If you grow up in an interfaith home, does it matter what religion your kids are?

Mixed Blessings: A Religious Journey That Has Led Nowhere By Jennifer L. Gordon
Raised with both, she ended up with nothing.
Untitled By Maya Gottfried
She was ready to discover her Jewish identity, until a rabbi's wife told her she wasn't a Jew.
JDate Here I Come... By Rachel Sarah
Matchmaker, matchmaker, make me a match... and make sure he doesn't mind my mother wasn't Jewish.
Interfaith Doesn't Mean Having to Say Goodbye to My Jewish Heritage By Joanne Catz Hartman
Will your child be "mixed up with the blending of things"?

	How My Italian-American Catholic Mother Strengthened My Jewish Identity: Lessons in Intermarriage By Eric Lesser
Religion and culture aren't mutually exclusive properties.

Study Finds Surprising Facts about Children of Mixed Marriages By Alexandra J. Wall
They're not as religious as the children of two Jewish parents, but they want to transmit their Jewish identity to their children.

	Shmoozin' with... Lauren Storm By Gerri Miller
The star of Flight 29 Down talks about getting beat up at Catholic school for having a Jewish mom.
	A Jewish, Chinese and Gay Movie Explores Several Identities By Oliver B. Pollak
For Justin Lo, the son of a Jewish mother and a Chinese father, making The Conrad Boys was a family affair.