Rationing Minutes: Maintaining a Long-Distance Interfaith Relationship
1056
As New Year’s resolutions go, ours is fairly ambitious: We’re planning our wedding, but...
The Lifecycle of an Interfaith Relationship: Having a Baby
201
Becoming pregnant can be the most wonderful, awe-inspiring thing that ever happens to you. A new life...
Babies, Baby Planning, Birth Ceremony, New Parents, Newlywed, Parenting Tips and Advice, Pregnancy, Relationships
Passover and Good Friday: Lessons Learned During the Two Holidays
The Holiday Dinner
Jeff and Jenny planned to spend Passover with Jeff’s Jewish parents, not realizing...
Easter, Jewish Holidays, Passover, Passover Rituals, Relationship Challenges, Relationships, Seder
Cokie and Steve Reveal the Secrets of Their Happiness
When Cokie Roberts’ daughter needed the recipe for haroset–the apple and nut mixture traditionally...
Books, Marriage, Passover, Relationship Successes, Relationships, Religion
A Surprising Challenge In An Intercultural Relationship
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Being an interfaith family was interesting. Being an intercultural/interracial family, well, that...
My Grandfather’s Holocaust Stories
“I knew one little girl who tried to hide herself after her parents were killed,” my grandfather told me, “She...
Faces at the Table: A Story of Healing and Renewal
My childhood images of Passover are made up of colorful memories. They are images of helping Grandma chop walnuts...
Passover, Passover Rituals, Relationship Challenges, Relationships
A Catholic’s Confession
624
In an interfaith couple, the religion you bring to the marriage becomes like your family of origin....
A Distillation of Life: “Reflections on Our First High Holidays”
630
This, the High Holidays, is how it was when we first kissed. It is! Surely you know how it was, then:...
“A Good Muslim Wife”
466
This morning, while Harun was still asleep, I set the table with tomatoes, olives, feta cheese and...
Breaking Bread–Three Ways
It’s Friday night and the warm, moist dough feels familiar as it seeps through my fingers. Jonny is preparing...
The Strength of Our Interfaith Marriage
I feel like a fraud.
According to anecdotal wisdom, my husband and I should be on the verge of divorce. We should...
Coming Out to My Co-Workers
762
When Manny and I told our families we were getting married they were not surprised. We had taken seven...
What To Discuss Before the Wedding About Life After the Wedding: A Guide for Interfaith Couples
Congratulations and mazel tov on your upcoming marriage! It is a wonderful, joyous, exciting and stressful time....
Growing Up Orthodox and Coming to Terms with Interfaith Dating
I was riding the train with my friend Catherine a few weeks ago, returning to Long Island from a day in Manhattan....
How we found our minister
I know that we’re kind of posting things out of order. But, since it’s apparent that we’re...
Co-officiation, Officiant, Relationships, Wedding Planning, Weddings
Coming to Terms with My Son’s Choices
At age twenty-three, with a degree in Public Policy, much study of Third World Economics, and a keen interest...
I’m Jewish, but What Difference Does That Make about Whom I Date?
132
August, 2005
Forty years later, I can remember my father telling me, “No, you can’t go...
Broken Line
We are blessed with a loving relationship with our two sons. When our younger son met the gal he planned to...
A Book to Help Your Interfaith Relationship
A review of A Nonjudgmental Guide to Interfaith Marriage: Making Interfaith Marriage Work (Xlibris Corporation,...
Introducing the Parents
The meeting of our parents always seemed to be a far-off event. Ed’s parents had decided in November to...
Choosing to Convert, Yet Hesitant
I will never forget the conversation I had with a rabbi soon after I made the decision to convert to Judaism....
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