The Schindler Fellows for Interfaith Certification will prepare lay leaders to create a welcoming environment that supports, educates and programs for interfaith couples and families. Now in its twelfth year, the Schindler Fellows Program for Interfaith Certification will prepare you to work in partnership with your rabbi as you explore the issues of interfaith relationships, find positive solutions to difficult challenges learn how to engage and support interfaith couples and families and encourage Jewish choices in their lives.
Help your congregation create a culture that invites and encourages conversion. Support those on the path to conversion by utilizing our Outreach resources.
Create comprehensive congregational Outreach and Membership Programs using our Idea Book Series, including programs for Jews-by-Choice, intermarried couples and their children, and Jewish parents of intermarried couples.
This free, 3-session class
for beginners -- Jewish or not -- explores the topics of Jewish
spirituality, ethics and community values. It is designed for those who
would like to explore or re-explore the foundations of our tradition and
are looking for an entry into Jewish life.
Beginners learn the basics of Jewish thought and practice. The class runs 16-26 weeks (depending on location) and presents a mix of study, discussion and practical experiences designed for those exploring a Jewish life for themselves -- interfaith couples, non-Jews considering conversion, and Jews looking for adult-level basics.
For Additional Resources and Support
Arlene Chernow Associate Engagement Director Outreach and Membership Time Zone: PST Phone: 213.765.2660 achernow@urj.org
Vicky Farhi Co-director Expanding Our Reach Time Zone: EST Phone: 212.650.4247 vfarhi@urj.org
Stephanie Fink Associate Engagement Director Intro/Taste Time Zone: CST Phone: 212.452.6792 sfink@urj.org
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