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Making Jewish Outreach Work
Promoting Jewish Continuity Among the Intermarried
The essays in this volume represent the proceedings
of A National Conference on Intermarriage.
Contributors include: Steven Bayme, David Belin,
Ephraim Buchwald, Henry Cohen, Susan Daube & Sidney
Furst, Irving Yitz Greenberg, Dru Greenwood, Frances
Degan Horowitz, Eleanore Judd, Harold Kushner,
Egon Mayer, Steven Heneson Moskowitz, and Alan
Silverstein.
Price: $20.00 140 pages
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| The Ripple
Effect: Interfaith Families Speak Out by
Rela Mintz Geffen & Egon Mayer
Filled with poignant insights and personal reflections
of couples and their parents on how they might
be better served by the organized Jewish community.
Published by the B'nai
B'rith Center for Jewish Identity and the
Jewish Outreach Institute.
Price: $5.00 38 pages
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The Imperatives of Jewish Outreach edited
by Egon Mayer
The essays in this volume represent the proceedings
of the 1990 National Conference on Jewish Intermarriage.
Including essays by such prominent Jewish communal
observers as Daniel Yankelovich, David Belin,
Perry London, Barry Kosmin, Egon Mayer and many
others, this compilation has special sections
devoted to communal programs and policies for
synagogues, JCCs and other local institutions
as well as broader perspectives for Jewish community
planning, and insights into the psychology of
Jewish identity formation in intermarriages.
Price $20.00 192 Pgs.
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Intermarriage in its Social Context edited
by Paul Ritterband
A collection of essays focusing on interfaith
and interethnic marriage from the vantage points
of professional anthropology, demography, economics
and sociology. Ideal for academics as well as
communal planners and decision makers, this publication
includes significant contributions by: Richard
D. Alba; Carmel U. Chiswick and Evelyn Lehrer;
Walter P. Zenner; Ariela Keysar, Barry A. Kosmin,
Nava Lerer and Egon Mayer; Paul Ritterband; and
Sergio Della Pergola.
Price $15.00 116 Pgs.
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Journal of Jewish Communal Service, Vol. 66,
No.3
The essays in this volume include the proceedings
of the 1989 Paul Cowan Memorial Conference on
Jewish Intermarriage. Written by prominent personalities
in the modern Jewish community, these essays deal
with both the history,demography, and sociology
of intermarriage as well as with the psychodynamics
of intermarried family life and strategies of
community programming. In addition, this journal
includes essays by Joel Crohn, Melvin Mogulof,
and Judy Petsonk.
Price $7.00 110 Pgs.
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Choosing
Judaism: An Opportunity for Everyone by
David W. Belin
Writen by a layman for laymen, this publication
is a brief and easily accessible introduction
to the basic unifying ideals of Judaism as well
as the diversity of ideals, practices and communities
that make up the religious and cultural tapestry
of American and world Jewry. Designed for people
who lack familiarity with the subject, this publication
makes an ideal non- judgmental introduction to
Judaism for the partners of Jews in interdating
or interfaith marriage relationships.
Price: First copy, free. Bulk orders: 50 for
$75.00
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Welcoming The Intermarried Into Your Jewish Family
by David G. Sacks
This booklet, written by a deeply committed
Jewish lay leader who himself has gone through
the experience, is a sensitive guide to both parents
and interfaith dating and married couples. Its
goal is to secure family harmony as well as to
strengthen the potential forJewish continuity
in all families. Its message is plain: the magic
word, for our children's and grandchildren's sake,
is "Welcome." This short booklet offers helpful
hints on how to translate that magic word into
reality.
Price: First copy, free. Bulk orders: 50 for
$75.00
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Everyday Wisdom for our Friends and Family by the Jewish Outreach Institute, 2005
This short book was written by the JOI staff in honor of 2005 Outreach Hall of Fame inductees Emily and Eugene Grant and distributed at the First Annual JOI Tribute Dinner. It offers affirmations about inclusion of intermarried families to a wide variety of people including the intermarried themselves, parents of intermarried children, children of intermarried parents, unaffiliated Jews, GLBT Jews, multiracial Jews, and others who the Jewish community must welcome more warmly.
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Practical Meditations on an Inclusive Jewish Community by the Jewish Outreach Institute, 2006
This short book was written by the JOI staff in honor of 2006 Outreach Hall of Fame inductees Jerry and Roger Tilles and distributed at the Second Annual JOI Tribute Dinner. It offers relevant affirmations and "practical meditations" on the issue of Jewish intermarriage that can help individuals see things from a broader perspective.
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Unfortunately, JOI does not accept credit cards.
If you'd like to order any publication, please mail
your order and a check (made payable to "The Jewish
Outreach Institute") to:
The Jewish Outreach Institute
1270 Broadway, Suite 609
New York, NY 10001
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