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Web Magazine Issue 209 - Babies
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Web Magazine
Babies
Issue 209: May 22, 2007
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Going Nuclear
By Michael Brent
Twins turn a couple of DINKS (double income, no kids) into a Jewishly involved interfaith family.
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Challah and Rice Cakes
By Tracy Hahn-Burkett
An intermarried couple held a Jewish baby-naming for their adopted Korean daughter on Friday, and a Korean first-birthday party on Saturday.
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Does Circumcision Reduce the Risk of Contracting HIV?
By Rabbi Donni C. Aaron
The head of the Reform movement's mohel program investigates.
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Baby Talk
By Sarah Sookman
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While contemplating her future with children, a woman with a Jewish father and Protestant mother wonders: should she convert?
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A Secular Welcoming
By Rabbi Miriam S. Jerris
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In Humanistic birth ceremonies, the family's values, philosophy and feelings are paramount.
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The Hebrew alphabet, of which alef and bet are the first two letters.
Braided bread, over which the Motzi (blessing recited before meals) is said, usually on Shabbat and holidays.
The person trained to perform ritual circumcision.
Spiritual leader and teacher. Typically, but not always, leads a congregation.
A holiday commemorating the receiving of the Torah on Mount Sinai, it is also known as the Feast of Weeks, as it comes seven weeks after Passover begins.
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