rabbinic officiation

Once taboo, "marrying out" is now commonplace and — outside Orthodoxy — widely accepted.

Some Jewish clergy perform intermarriages, but not all do.

Effective counseling of intermarried couples makes the difference for the Jewish future--not officiating at their weddings.

It's important for the non-Jewish spouse to support the Jewish partner's religious identity, live in a Jewish home, and bring up Jewish children.