Ahavat ger, welcoming the stranger
Ahavat ger, welcoming the stranger, is among the most important tenets of Reform Judaism. We welcome interfaith families into our communities and encourage their participation in our congregations.
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Interfaith Outreach The Reform Movement nationally has developed an intensive Outreach program aimed primarily at inter-married couples, parents and grandparents of inter-married couples and those contemplating choosing to be Jewish. In our Synagogue we have Chavurah Parents and Grandparents of inter-married Couples which meets throughout the year and in advance of major Jewish holidays to […]