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Outreach Success Stories

By Sarah Litvin

Three couples at different stages of life explain how outreach helped them.

By Pam Chernoff

Dawn Kepler helps a non-Jewish mom be her "unambiguously Christian self" in a Jewish setting.

By Hedi Molnar

How failing the course led to Jewish success.

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When "Half-Jews" Marry Jews By Alexandra J. Wall
What happens to the hidden demographic: the children of intermarriage who marry Jews?
Welcoming Synagogue Led Me to Judaism By Lawrence MacDonald
A Washington, D.C., temple helps a man awaken his desire to become a Jew.
This Baby Naming Won't Be The Same By Julie Wiener
With an earring in one ear, black hipster glasses and a colorful Bukharan yarmulke, Josh Simon didn't look like a typical rabbi.

	He Never Gave Up on Anybody By Debra Nussbaum Cohen
A tribute to Egon Mayer, an outreach pioneer and one of the first Jewish thinkers to see intermarriage as an opportunity rather than a threat.

Interfaith Couples Find Solace in JCCSF Group By Angela Priven
At Interfaith Connection couples find they have a lot in common--including a desire to deepen their spirituality.
Circle of Friends: Non-Jewish Mothers of Jewish Set to Meet By Jane Calem Rosen
Started by a former Orthodox Jew, a Mother's Circle program helps Christian moms raise Jewish kids.

	*Sex, God, Christmas and Jews* By Faye Rapoport
Anonymity and insight highlight Gil Mann's collection of Judaism columns from AOL.
	Daniel Pearl Documentary Fails to Live Up to Its Subject's Standards By Michael Fox
A new movie tries to solve the puzzle of why Pearl, an intermarried Wall Street Journal reporter, was killed.