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Search - How to Raise Jewish Children...Even When You're Not Jewish Yourself

How to Raise Jewish ChildrenEven When You're Not Jewish Yourself
Author: Kerry M. Olitzky, Paul Golin

The Jewish Outreach Institute Handbook for Parents of Other Religious Backgrounds in a Jewish Intermarriage It is hard to run a Jewish household when you have no training. It is even harder when you feel that you don't belong. The book, grown out of years of working with intermarried families who want a connection to Jewish life, makes the proc... more »ess of involvement simple. It goes step by step through Jewish holidays and practices. Explaining these practices and customs clearly, speaking honestly (and with examples) on issues involved with being a non-Jew involved in Jewish life, and providing lots of options, this is the book that helps to open up the code of Jewish living. Rabbi Olitzky and Paul Golin work for the Jewish Outreach Institute. They have worked with thousands of intermarried families, and they bring their knowledge and their insight to this book. This work holds the hand of intermarried Jewish families and walks them through the maze of activities and connections needed to raise a Jewish child. Chapters range from ''Passover'' to ''Joining a Synagogue;'' from ''Spirituality'' to ''Bar and Bat Mitzvah.''Torah Aura Productions publishes books for Jewish schools and families that help celebrate our heritage and our faith. We have over 25 years of experience as the leading creator of high quality educational materials that enable Jewish children to become empowered Jewish adults. Our books guide and enhance the Jewish knowledge, spirituality and identity of children and their families, and our innovative tools bring Judaism alive in synagogues, Hebrew schools, and day schools. Torah Aura Productions was founded in 1981 by a group of innovative Jewish educators who looked out at the field of Jewish education and found materials that were shallow and dull. They started a company to create new tools for families and teachers that would be exciting and meaningful. For more than two decades, Torah Aura has revolutionized the way Jewish schools enable their students to become empowered Jewish adults, and has helped families make Judaism a meaningful presence in their homes. Some of the areas we publish in:

- Torah and Bible

- Talmud

- Jewish teaching

- Jewish parenting

- Jewish ethics and values

- Jewish holidays

- the Jewish lifecycle

- Israel

- Hebrew

- Jewish prayerTorah Aura Productions: Making success in Jewish education an achievable reality.

ISBN-13: 9781934527399
ISBN-10: 1934527394
Publication Date: 12/1/2010
Pages: 240
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Publisher: Alef Design Group
Book Type: Paperback
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