Today, the words “Conservative Judaism” and “interfaith marriage” are seldom seen in-print without a story about some controversy. As a result, not enough time is spent in reflective conversation about the most important current trend affecting synagogues. This morning, eJewishPhilanthropy published an article I co-authored with my colleague Stacie Garnett-Cook of InterfaithFamily about where there are opportunities for growth and change. You can read the article by clicking on this link.
Interfaith Families and Conservative Synagogues
Rabbi Joshua Rabin 