A new report from the movement recommends cultural and policy changes to “empower Conservative/Masorti rabbis and congregations to more fully embrace interfaith couples"
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Congregation Shirat Hayam in Massachusetts sheds light on one implication of a changing rabbinic marketplace
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Jews and Muslims are grieving separately, and on occasion, together
Jews are heading into a new year. But our non-Jewish family members are heading into a new season with us, too.
The Rabbinical Assembly wants to help Conservative rabbis speak to interfaith couples, even if they can’t officiate their weddings
As more non-Jews join synagogue boards, more congregations are asking whether they should be considered for other leadership roles
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