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Not My Plan: Parenting the Unexpected
The most profound lesson I’ve learned from having children is that being a parent entails giving up expectations I didn’t know I had. We want the best for our children, but it’s as we—not they—define “the best.” When Dan Griffin and I were asked to lead a recent adult group discussion on “Parenting the Unexpected,”…
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Interfaith Wedding Stories – Q & A with Chelsea and Aaron
Chelsea Wilkinson and Aaron Lutkowitz participated in the IFFP Couples Workshop before their wedding. Below they talk with IFFP about their experience planning the wedding and married life. What was it Like to Plan your Interfaith Wedding? We really enjoyed writing our interfaith ceremony. Rev. Julia provided insight and example templates, Rabbi Rain suggested some…
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Interfaith Wedding Stories – Q & A with Ben and Ginny
Ben and Ginny completed the IFFP Couples Workshop before planning their wedding. Below they talk with IFFP about their experience as an interfaith couple planning to get married. Who married you? Were you married by clergy from more than one tradition? What was that like? We were were fortunate to be married by Rabbi Rain…
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Harmonizing Hearts: A Christian’s Reflection on Yom Kippur’s Spiritual Journey
A Christian woman reflects on celebrating Yom Kippur with her Jewish husband.
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