Interfaith Families

Ahavat ger, welcoming the stranger, is among the most important tenets of Reform Judaism. We warmly welcome interfaith families and those who are interested in Judaism to find a spiritual connection in our community and encourage their participation in our congregation. Approximately half of our membership belongs are interfaith families. Some are those who want to explore, study or convert to Judaism; others are supportive partners of Jews. Our members who aren't Jewish are enthusiastic participants in a wide range of activities at Congregation Emeth, including committee and board leadership roles, educational programs, social activities, and religious services. We understand that interfaith issues impact entire families and pose challenges created by differing religions and cultures. We are here to serve as a resource for you and as a place to meet other interfaith families.

The URJ (Union for Reform Judaism) has additional resources you may find helpful linked below.