Web Magazine

Approaches to Christmas

By Sue Eisenfeld

Her non-Jewish husband decided not to do Christmas, but now she misses it.

By Gina Hagler

If you convert, can you still have a tree?

By Dawn C. Kepler

An outreach professional responds to Bringing Christmas Back.

By Alice Hale

Now that she's converted, she's ready to stop celebrating Christmas. But her kids aren't.

What Will We Do About Christmas? (After the Grandparents Are Gone) By Suzanne Koven
Hanukkah at home, Christmas at the in-laws. But what happens when the in-laws die?
Planning "Far Enough" By Rosanne Levitt
An outreach professional responds to What Will We Do About Christmas? (After the Grandparents Are Gone).
The Greatest Game: Playing Dreidel in Iowa By Susan Freudenheim
A self-avowed East Coast liberal introduces her husband's devout Catholic family to gelt and latkes.
"In the Mix": (Out of the) Home for Christmas By Julie Wiener
A Jewish woman struggles to keep Christmas at arm's length from her interfaith family.

	Survey: Interfaith Families Raising Jewish Kids Can Negotiate Christmas By Sue Fishkoff
Our December holidays survey shows you can have your tree and be Jewish, too.

Interfaith Celebrities: Is Harry Potter Half-Jewish? By Nate Bloom
Daniel Radcliffe's "mum" was Jewish, he tells an Australian interviewer. Plus, Jack Black's Hanukkah plans and the latest on Adam Brody and Rachel Bilson.
For Your Consideration Deserves None: One Interfaith Couple's Response By Helene and John Dunbar
Christopher Guest's new comedy gets stuck in shtick.
The Jews Who Wrote Christmas Songs By Nate Bloom
Of the 25 most popular holiday songs of all time, more than half were written by Jews.
It's Chrismukkah Time... Again By Cheryl Coon
Oy. The hybrid holiday is back.