interfaith

Being called to the Torah for an aliyah and leading certain prayers are, among other synagogue rituals, generally reserved for Jews. 

While Jacob blesses all of his grandchildren at the end of his life, he singles out two in particular as worthy of emulation.

Seven ways to not stand on ceremony.

For some converts, choosing Judaism brings with it a number of complex family challenges.

Resources for interfaith families on the "spring" dilemma.

10 tips for making families, friends and guests of all backgrounds feel comfortable and welcome on your big day.

Some Jewish clergy perform intermarriages, but not all do.

An Ashkenazic Reform Korean rabbi explores her identity.

Both celebrate spring and hope, though there are major differences between them also.

Could an aliyah be a way to honor the sacrifices of a non-Jewish mother who raises a Jewish child?