The weather is quickly changing! That means it’s time to think about “the holiday season” for 2018. Last...
From my conversion to our Japanese and Jewish wedding to my bat mitzvah at 33, I’ve been fortunate to have celebrated...
As a young couple, my husband and I sailed through our early holiday seasons together. My family is Jewish...
“So, are you thinking about kids?”
The inevitable question after the wedding. I’ve gotten this question a few...
Zach and I just moved into a new, smaller apartment at the end of April. Our last apartment was the first place...
People often ask me, “How’s married life?” Surprisingly, this is not an easy question to answer,...
There’s a memory that stands out. I’m standing in the kitchen of my childhood home, talking to my parents passionately...
Watching Star Wars: The Last Jedi was a spiritual experience for me. I’ll try to explain without spoiling the...
The other week I read an InterfaithFamily post about menorahs and the “December dilemma” aka “the holidays.”...
Christmas in the Namimoto household lasted about 15 years. As soon as my siblings and I were old enough to...
The holidays are coming, and for newlyweds or committed couples, whether you celebrate Hanukkah, Christmas...
By Elizabeth Vocke
A couple of weeks ago, as we were going to sleep, my husband said, “I’m sorry there are...
Review of Mixed Matches: How to Create Successful Interracial, Interethnic, and Interfaith Relationships,...
This post originally appeared on www.edumundcase.com and is reprinted with permission.
It’s been busy the past...
By Joanna Valente
Everyone enjoys a good love story. Even though I infamously dislike narratives with neat,...
A review of A Nonjudgmental Guide to Interfaith Marriage: Making Interfaith Marriage Work (Xlibris Corporation,...
Prior to Taryn’s meeting Sean, we all were sure she would marry someone Jewish. She was an interested...
A recent landmark study of Americans’ religious behavior confirmed what many observers of intermarriage...
…with Grandparents with Grandchildren of Interfaith Marriages
In my travels to congregations and Jewish organizations...
Forty-four days, 23 hours and 53 minutes to go to the big day (but who’s counting?), so we thought we’d give...
By Jared David Berezin
Many years ago I was in a book club and read a collection of essays called Righteous...
By Joy Fields
We are commanded to honor our parents. The fifth commandment can present a few challenges, however,...
Osmosis is a subtle or gradual absorption or mingling. Sometimes we joke that you can’t learn something...
In college, I was a Jewish representative on the student Multi-Faith Council. I have always been fascinated...
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