Whether you’re part of an interfaith couple, raising kids in an interfaith home, a grandparent in an interfaith family or a Jewish professional, we’ve got events just for you.
We are happy to announce that select 18Doors events will return for in-person gatherings. We are adhering to local state guidelines and will be prioritizing the safety of both our staff and all participants. We will now specify clearly in each event listing if the event will take place in-person or online via Zoom. You can find the safety guidelines on the registration page for each event. See below for all the virtual events we’re hosting for couples, parents, grandparents, and professionals. We hope to see you in person again soon!
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If you’re planning for your Jew-ish wedding, it’s important to decide as a couple what this means to you, and to find an officiant that can accommodate your vision. 18Doors' Rabbi Alex Greenbaum will give you many ideas to consider for your ceremony, helpful advice on how to have productive discussions with your partner and questions to ask potential officiant(s).
Your relationship is layered with multiple faith backgrounds, so shouldn't your virtual tour of Jerusalem reflect them? Israel's capital city is home to many faith traditions and holds significance in Judaism, Islam and Christianity. Join 18Doors' Molly Kazin Marshall and Israel tour guide Josh Hartuv for a behind-the-scenes look at some of the most exclusive and exciting spots in the city.
How do you negotiate which aspects of you and your partner’s religious and/or cultural traditions you have in your home? Whether you’re just moving in together or you’ve been living with your partner for years, join 18Doors’ Rabbi Alex Greenbaum for a nonjudgmental discussion.
Being part of an "interfaithless" couple can be challenging, but you don’t need to find the answers alone. This online workshop offers a safe environment to work on creating your cultural lives together. It is intended for seriously dating, engaged, and newly married couples.
Being part of an interfaith/Jew-ish/multi-faith/however-you-define-yourself couple can be challenging, but you don’t need to find the answers alone. This online workshop offers a safe environment to work on creating your religious/cultural lives together. It is intended for seriously dating, engaged, and newly married couples.
Being part of an interfaith/Jew-ish/multi-faith/however-you-define-yourself couple can be challenging, but you don’t need to find the answers alone. This online workshop offers a safe environment to work on creating your religious/cultural lives together. It is intended for Chicago-based couples with children under the age of two.
