My Catholic Boyfriend Moves In By Amy Beth Starr The day Matt met Amy’s kids In post-divorce life, it occurred to me that it had been over 13 years since... Dating, Divorce, Relationships
When Your Kids Ask About Your Boyfriend’s Faith By Amy Beth Starr Everett, Amy & Roxy If you’re a parent, there’s always those questions you know your kids are going to ask... Divorce, Parenting, Parenting Challenges, Parenting Stories
The Blue Christmas Heart By Rebecca Silver On December 24 of this past year, I did something I never thought I’d do: I bought a Christmas-tree ornament.... Hanukkah & Christmas
Should I Date a Christian Guy – or an Atheist? By Laurel Snyder This article was reprinted with permission from The Forward Seesaw, for five years I, a Jewish woman,... Dating
Did Zooey Deschanel Convert For Her Husband? Is That a Bad Thing? By Rabbi Mychal Copeland Is converting to Judaism “for” someone so bad after all? As an avid follower of the hit show, New Girl, I couldn’t... Pop Culture
Stop Judging My Daughter and Her Boyfriend By Dr. Ruth Nemzoff This article was reprinted with permission from The Forward My 30 year-old daughter is seriously (I think?)... Relationships
Turn Jew and I’ll Marry You By Jennifer Reinharz This blog post was reprinted with permission from Red Said What? By Jennifer Reinharz Larry and I struck our... Marriage, Marriage Tips, Relationships
Celebrating Holidays as Interfaith Co-Parents By Rebecca Silver I never know exactly what people mean when they say that a separation is “amicable.” I’m still not sure.... Co-Parenting, Divorce, Jewish Holidays, Parenting, Relationships
Parents of Interfaith Couples: Your Actions Are Disingenuous By Jane Larkin In this space, we typically address parents who are part of an interfaith couple creating a Jewish home. But... Advocacy
Coming Home While Separating By Rebecca Silver After nearly 20 years together, my soon-to-be former wife and I decided this past winter to split up. We had,... Co-Parenting, Dating, Divorce, Relationships
Married at First Sight’s Spiritual Advisor Offers Expertise on Interfaith Relationships By Gerri Miller Greg Epstein. Credit: Karolina Wojtasik If you’ve been watching the A&E reality show Married at First... Pop Culture, Relationships
My Dad’s One Big Question By Liz Polay-Wettengel It started as most modern romances do these days. Girl logs on to a website. Spies a boy. Sends notes back and... Dating, Family, Love, Relationships
Choosing Love Was About Them, Not Us By Lindsey Silken There was never a question of whether Nathan or Mary liked David. They loved him from the start—as Tami’s peer... Relationships
Religion as Romance By Tamara Mann This article is reprinted with permission from the Jewish Journal of Los Angeles I met my husband in college,... Relationships
Finding Common Ground When You Have Different Backgrounds By Wendy Armon Often couples come from different backgrounds and it can be difficult to find common ground. But usually, if... Parenting, Parenting Passover, Parenting Stories
My Marriage Choice Doesn’t Dictate My Jewish Commitment By Rabbi Mychal Copeland Mychal (right) with other college students at the first of many Jewish professional conferences When I was in... Dating, Engagement, Relationships
For the Parents: How to respond… By Wendy Armon …if your child tells you they are dating someone from another religion (race, culture or same gender). By... Family, Parenting Tips & Advice
How I Met the Mother of My Children By Rabbi Mychal Copeland Mychal and Kirsti’s wedding ceremony Divinity school is an unlikely place for a rabbi to meet her spouse.... Professionals Stories
How to Tell Your Parents… By Wendy Armon …that you are involved with someone of another religion (race, culture or gender) By Wendy Armon and Joycellen... Family, Relationship Challenges, Relationships
A Choice By Rabbi Julie Greenberg 284 Dan and Christine (names have been changed) come to my monthly interfaith support group distressed... Identity, Relationships
Advice for Jewish Parents when Your Child Gets Engaged to Someone Who isn’t Jewish By Rabbi Robyn Frisch As a rabbi, it’s not unusual for me to get a call from a Jewish parent whose child is engaged to someone who... Extended Family, Family, Parenting, Parenting Adult Children
“Marrying Out” Is Not “Abandoning Judaism” By Rabbi Robyn Frisch Jews don’t live in ghettos anymore, and I think most of us would agree that this is a good thing. In our daily... Dating, Engagement, Relationships
Best Advice Ever—Pick Three Things By Wendy Armon We all know lots of people who won’t compromise. One friend spent so much time compromising that he didn’t realize... Identity, Parenting, Parenting Stories
Mazel Tov Adam Levine! By Rabbi Robyn Frisch Yesterday I overhead the following conversation between a Jewish mother and her 10-year-old son about the recent... Couples, Culture, Relationships, Weddings