Interfaith Community for Jewish-Christian mixed marriage families in New York that celebrates the distinctiveness of both traditions, providing religious services and education for adults and children. It does not aim to blur the traditions or to discourage affiliation with church or synagogue.

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It is particularly important that people in interfaith relationships deepen their understanding of their own and of their partners' traditions. To facilitate this, we offer a range of seminars and panel discussions that explore Judaism, Christianity, and issues related to life in interfaith families

Seminar & Discussion: Jews and Christians: A Journey of Faith
St James Parish House, 1991, Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge
Sunday, May 18, 2008 2:00-5:00pm. Parking available in the St. James Parking lot.

Parking available in the St. James's Parking Lot

Free for members, Non-members: $25 families, $15 couples/individuals.

For the first time ever, a documentary that explores common beliefs, traditions and rituals shared by Judaism and Christianity. Based on the book "Our Father Abraham: Jewish Roots of the Christian Faith" by Dr. Marvin Wilson, it also examines how contemporary Jews and Christians perceive each other, confront prejudice and stereotypes, and how they can understand and respect one another despite their differences. For more info. see www.jewsandchristiansjourney.com

More information: We will explore our own understandings of Jesus and think through how responses to this question may relate to other strategies each family has in its desires for children's spiritual development. We will also explore potential responses to questions about Jesus at varying points of childhood development. Childcare provided.