In The Mix

Patrilineal Descent And The Conservative Movement

Posted in Uncategorized by intermarried on November 18, 2009

Back in 1983 when the Reform rabbis approved patrilineal descent, everyone thought it would split Reform from the rest of the Jewish community. A generation later, Judaism is split, but the chasm is not between Reform and everyone else, but between Orthodox and everyone else: http://www.thejewishweek.com/viewArticle/c55_a17245/Editorial__Opinion/Opinion.html

Happy (Belated) Birthday, Patrilineal Descent!

Posted in Uncategorized by intermarried on October 21, 2009

Why did the 25th anniversary of the Reform movement’s historic and groundbreaking decision come and go with nary a commemoration? And what’s its legacy, anyway? First of a three-part series.

http://www.thejewishweek.com/viewArticle/c55_a16998/Editorial__Opinion/Opinion.html#

ISO: Perfect Hebrew School

Posted in Uncategorized by intermarried on September 18, 2009

Half, Whole Or Neither?

Posted in Uncategorized by intermarried on September 18, 2009

The Last Taboo: Intermarried Rabbis?

Posted in Uncategorized by intermarried on June 3, 2009

A Generation Apart on Intermarriage

Posted in Uncategorized by intermarried on May 1, 2009

Janet Jagan, the former American Jewish-born president of Guyana, and a new book on the history of intermarried Jewish women…http://www.thejewishweek.com/viewArticle/c55_a15579/Editorial__Opinion/Opinion.html

Gentile Women and the S-Word

Posted in Uncategorized by intermarried on March 19, 2009

Jewish Outreach In Lean Times

Posted in Uncategorized by intermarried on March 19, 2009

The Audacity of Tikvah

Posted in Uncategorized by intermarried on January 14, 2009

This month I write about the best little interfaith-family-friendly synagogue in the world : mine! (I’m not biased at all, of course, and it’s conveniently blogrolled on the side of this page.)

The Audacity of Tikvah

Intermarried Dreidel Diva

Posted in Uncategorized by intermarried on December 23, 2008

This month I write about Jennie Rivlin Roberts, an entrepreneur who
invented “No Limit Texas Dreidel” with her non-Jewish husband, Webb
Roberts, and has launched a uniquely accessible Judaica business.

http://www.thejewishweek.com/viewArticle/c55_a14271/Editorial__Opinion/Opinion.html