November 2022
Grandparents of Interfaith Families Virtual Meetup – Online
Do you have grandchildren who are being raised by parents where one parent is Jewish and the other parent may have a different religious or cultural background? Join 18Doors and other grandparents of interfaith families to get to know one another and discuss your joys and challenges.
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Interfaith Coffee Hour (Greater Washington)
Join Rabbi Adam Rosenwasser and other parents of young kids for coffee and nosh (snacks) as we get to know each other and discuss issues relevant to being an interfaith family. This month we'll focus on the upcoming December holidays.
Find out more »What To Do in December: A Live Q&A for Grandparents Balancing Hanukkah and Christmas (National) – Online
Hanukkah and Christmas can be a joyful time, but let's be honest: It can also be incredibly challenging for grandparents with grandchildren in interfaith families. Join moderator Rabbi Becky Joseph (a grandparent of an interfaith family) and panelists Rabbis Robyn Frisch and Malka Packer-Monroe from 18Doors, who will answer the questions they hear the most from grandparents around the December holidays.
Find out more »To Tree or Not To Tree: Navigating the December Holidays (National) – Online
The December holiday season can and should be joyful, but it can also bring up tensions for interfaith families. Join Rabbi Stephanie Crawley and other interfaith couples to discuss how you can navigate the winter holidays in a safe and supportive space. Many couples face similar questions around decision-making, and we can learn from one another.
Find out more »What To Do in December – A Live Q&A for Parents Balancing Hanukkah and Christmas (National) – Online
Hanukkah and Christmas can be a joyful time, but let's be honest: It can also be incredibly challenging for those of us in interfaith families. Join moderator Lauren Schreiber Sasaki from Jewish& and panelists Rabbis Robyn Frisch and Malka Packer-Monroe from 18Doors, who will answer the questions they get asked the most from parents around the December holidays.
Find out more »Hanukkah in the Park (Atlanta)
Join 18Doors and other Jewish organizations in Atlanta for a delightful in-person celebration on the first night of Hanukkah in the Park! Bring your loved ones, a hanukkiah (menorah), 2 candles (one candle for the first night plus the shamash, or helper, candle), foil (to put under your hanukkiah), a lighter and a picnic dinner, which we'll all enjoy together after the candle lighting. We’ll provide sufganiyot (Jewish doughnuts) and fun activities for the whole family.
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