One Table, Many Traditions: Intrafaith and Interfaith Couples Cohort
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This event is hosted by a community organization. If you want more information, please contact the organizer directly.
Event Description
We’re constantly hearing: “We’re both Jewish and care about community and tradition, but our practices and beliefs are SO different. What do we do?” Even when Jewish identity is shared and valued, Jewish life and practice can look extremely diverse.
We’re launching a dedicated learning cohort for both intrafaith & interfaith couples to explore these differences alongside curiosity, respect, and warm community!
Who This Is For?
- Couples where both partners identify as Jewish but differ in religious practice, observance, or belief.
- Couples where one partner identifies as Jewish and one does not, but they want to build a meaningful and rich Jewish life and practice together.
- Partners seeking tools to have healthier and more open conversations about Jewish life at home.
- Couples wanting to build community with others who “get it.”
We’ll meet the following Wednesdays from 8:00-9:30PM at Base UWS:
- January 14
- January 21
- January 28
- February 4
- February 11
+ Cohort Shabbat Dinner at 7:30PM on Friday, January 30
Accessibility: There are eight steps leading up to Base UWS and an elevator to the second floor.
Address given upon registration. Please contact Rabbi Danny (danny.stein@memglobal.org) with any questions.