Embracing Interfaith Marriage in Reform Judaism

This chapter explores the evolution of the Reform movement's perspective on interfaith marriage, highlighting its historical context and significance within the Jewish community. The speakers discuss the shift towards inclusivity, marked by community advocacy for mixed families, and the complexities of integrating non-Jews into religious roles. The chapter culminates in a heartwarming Yom Kippur ritual honoring non-Jewish parents, symbolizing the progress made in fostering acceptance and belonging for interfaith families.