The success of the Reform Movement's Outreach to interfaith couples is evident in every Reform congregation in North America. Just look around your own congregation! Welcoming non-Jewish partners and inviting them to participate in meaningful and appropriate ways requires careful thought and po...
Jews come in every shape, size, and color. With this delightful new book from Debra Darvick, children will learn that no matter what they look like or where they are from, they are part of the Jewish family.
In this book, early childhood expert Andrea King tracks the development of two composite families through the life-cycle process and compares how well they manage the challenges that arise at each stage.
Synagogues of every shape and size can benefit from the ideas, programs, and tools in the newly revised edition of The Life Cycle of Synagogue Membership. Focusing on the three key phases of recruitment, integration, and retention, this user-friendly guide features successful ideas from synagogu...
What would you do if you could get your hands on programming for your synagogue that came with a track record for success and excellence? Well, now you can! The all new Outreach and Membership Idea Book Volume II features 18 award-winning programs fro...
Discover programs that offer innovative ways to reinvigorate Outreach in
your congregation, including imaginative full spectrum Outreach programs,
engaging conversion candidates, a new model for interfaith couple...
This classic guide provides four different group models for working with interfaith couples: a single-session model, a drop-in model, a synagogue group model, and an eight-week psychoeducational group model. It is a complete guide that includes program goals; tips for recruiting couples and choos...
No Charge - Conversion Brochures
Each year in North America, thousands of people convert to Judaism. While each person's path into Jewish life is unique, there are many shared questions. This pamphlet answers some of these basic questions and suggests additional resources.
Yours, mine, ours: Every couple begins with two individuals from
different backgrounds. Interfaith couples and their families also face
the special challenges posed by different religious traditions and
sometimes cultures.
Created to examine the value of belonging to a synagogue and to dispel myths about synagogue membership, focusing on the synagogue as a house of worship, a house of assembly, and a house of learning.
