[close] The Guide to Jewish Interfaith Family Life is a helpful, practical book that offers the perspectives of many intermarried families, as well as people who work with them, on how to handle issues that can be delicate. Some of these issues are: working out a wedding ceremony that is comfortable for you and their families, choosing a religion for your child, telling your parents, handling holidays, creating life-cycle events that honor both families, and much more.

We respect each family's need to work things out for themselves, and therefore present several points of view for each chapter, rather than one way that things should be done.

We also include chapters on divorce, adoption, gay relationships, stepparenting, and grandparenting, as well as conversion and relationships with synagogues. [close]