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The URJ (Union for Reform Judiasm) has provided
the following bibliography at: http://urj.org/outreach/resources/bib/
The Temple Shir Tikva library owns most of these titles; the library
call number is provided at the end of each book we own.
RECOMMENDED READING: OUTREACH BIBLIOGRAPHY
Dealing with interfaith issues can be difficult at times. And, finding
relevant information and resources to help you through the matter
can also be a challenge. Therefore, we have compiled the following
list of resources that may help you begin the journey for answers.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
- Conversion/Choosing Judaism
- Intermarriage
- Introduction to Judaism
- Jewish Parenting/Grandparenting
CONVERSION/CHOOSING JUDAISM
- Berkowitz, Rabbi Allan L., and Moskovitz, Patti. Embracing
the Covenant. Jewish Lights Publishing, 1996. [305]
- Diamant, Anita. Choosing a Jewish Life. Schocken Books
Inc., 1998. [305]
- Dubner, Stephen J. Turbulent Souls. William Morrow & Co.,
1999.[305]
- Epstein, Lawrence J. Questions and Answers on Conversion to
Judaism. Jason Aronson, Inc., 1998. [305]
- Epstein, Lawrence J. Readings on Conversion to Judaism.
Jason Aronson, Inc., 1995. [305]
- Homolka, Walter; Jacob, Walter and Seidel, Esther. Not By
Birth Alone- Conversion to Judaism. Cassell, 1997. [305]
- Kessel, Barbara. Suddenly Jewish. University Press, 2000. [303]
- Kling, Simcha, revised by Carl M. Perkins. Embracing Judaism.
The Rabbinical Assembly, 1999. [250.09]
- Kukoff, Lydia. Choosing Judaism. UAHC Press, 1981. [305]
- Lamm, Maurice. Becoming a Jew. Jonathan David Publishers,
Inc., 1991. [305]
- Lester, Julius. Lovesong: Becoming a Jew. Henry Holt &
Company, 1995. [305]
- McClain, Ellen Jaffe. Embracing the Stranger. Basic Books
Inc.,1995. [304.4]
- Myrowitz, Catherine Hall. Finding a Home for the Soul.
Jason Aronson, Inc., 1995. [305]
- Romanoff, Lena, with Hostein, Lisa. Your People, My People:
Finding Acceptance and Fulfillment as a Jew by Choice. The Jewish
Publication Society, 1990. [305]
INTERMARRIAGE
- Cowan, Paul with Cowan, Rachel. Mixed Blessings: Overcoming
the Stumbling Blocks in an Interfaith Marriage. Penguin Books,
Inc., 1989. [304.4]
- Friedland, Ronnie, and Case, Edmund, editors. The Guide to
Jewish Interfaith Family Life: An InterfaithFamily.com Handbook.
Jewish Lights Publishing, 2001. [304.4]
- Glaser, Gabrielle. Strangers to the Tribe. Houghton Mifflin
Co., 1997.
- Hyman, Meryl. "Who Is a Jew?" Jewish Lights Publishing,
Woodstock, VT, 1998. [303]
- Jacobs, Rabbi Sidney J. and Betty J. 122 Clues for Jews Whose
Children Intermarry. Jacobs Ladder Publications, Culver City,
CA, 1988.
- King, Andrea. If I˙m Jewish and You˙re Christian, What Are
the Kids? UAHC Press, 1993. [304.4]
- Petsonk, Judy, and Remsen, Jim. The Intermarriage Handbook:
A Guide for Jews and Christians. Arbor House Publishing Co.,
William Morrow Co. Inc., 1991. [304.4]
- Schneider, Susan Weidman. Intermarriage: The Challenge of
Living With Differences Between Christians and Jews. The Free
Press, Macmillan Publishing Co., Inc., 1989.
INTRODUCTION TO JUDAISM AND JEWISH LIVING
- Catalano, Rosann; Sandmel, David; and Leighton, Christopher,
editors. Irreconcilable Differences? A Learning Resource for
Jews and Christians. Westview Press, 2001. [290]
- Cohen, Henry. What's Special about Judaism? Ex Libris,
2001.
- Diamant, Anita, and Cooper, Howard. Living a Jewish Life.
HarperPerennial, 1996. [240]
- Einstein, Rabbi Stephen J. and Kukoff, Lydia. Every Person˙s
Guide to Judaism. UAHC Press, 1989. [250]
- Hertzberg, Arthur, and Hirt-Manheimer, Aron. Jews: The Essence
and Character of a People. HarperSanFrancisco, 1998. [303]
- Heschel, Abraham. The Sabbath. Farrar, Straus & Giroux,
1996. [241]
J
- acobs, Rabbi Sidney and Betty J. Clues About Jews For People
Who Aren˙t. Jacobs Ladder Publications, 1985.
- Kertzer, Rabbi Morris. Revised by Rabbi Lawrence Hoffman. What
Is a Jew? Collier Books, 1997. [250]
- Knobel, Rabbi Peter (ed.) Gates of the Seasons: A Guide to
the Jewish Year. CCAR Press, 1992. [240]
- Kushner, Rabbi Harold. To Life! A Celebration of Jewish Being
and Thinking. Little, Brown, & Co., 1994. [250]
- Magida, Arthur J. How to be a Perfect Stranger, Vol. 2: A
Guide to Etiquette in Other People˙s Religious Ceremonies. Jewish
Lights Publishing, 1999. [290]
- Maslin, Rabbi Simeon, ed. Gates of Mitzvah: A Guide to the
Jewish Life Cycle. CCAR Press, 1979. [240]
- Perelson, Ruth. Invitation to Shabbat. UAHC Press, 1997.
- Prager, Dennis, and Telushkin, Rabbi Joseph. Nine Questions
People Ask About Judaism. Simon & Schuster Inc, 1986. [250]
- Schulman, Zell. Let My People Eat! Passover Seders Made Simple.
Macmillan, 1998. [641.5]
- Shapiro, Rabbi Mark Dov. Gates of Shabbat: A Guide for Observing
Shabbat. CCAR Press, 1991. [241]
- Sonsino, Rabbi Rifat and Syme, Daniel B. Finding God: Ten
Jewish Responses. UAHC Press, 1986. [251]
- Steinberg, Rabbi Milton. Basic Judaism. Harcourt Brace
Jovanovich, Inc., 1986. [250]
- Syme, Rabbi Daniel B. The Jewish Home: A Guide for Jewish
Living. UAHC Press, 1988. [240]
- Telushkin, Rabbi Joseph. Jewish Literacy. William Morrow
& Co. Inc., 1991. [250]
- Washofsky, Mark. Jewish Living: A Guide to Contemporary Reform
Practice. UAHC Press, 2001. [276]
- Zerin, Rabbi Edward, Ph.D. How to Explain Judaism to Your
Non-Jewish Neighbor. Isaac Nathan Publishing Co., Inc., Los
Angeles, 1997.
JEWISH PARENTING/GRANDPARENTING
- Abraham, Michelle Shapiro. Good Morning, Boker Tov and Good
Night, Lilah Tov. UAHC Press, 2002. [Juv.
Fiction]
- Abramowitz, Yosef I., and Silverman, Rabbi Susan. Jewish Family
and Life: Traditions, Holidays, and Values for Today's Parents and
Children. Golden Books,1997. [304.5]
- Brichto, Mira Pollack. The God Around Us: Unending Wonder.
UAHC Press, 2001. [Juv. 262]
- Danan, Julie Hilton. The Jewish Parents˙ Almanac. Jason
Aronson, Inc, 1997.
- Diamant, Anita. The New Jewish Baby Book: Summit Books,
1994. [246.1]
- Diamant, Anita, and Kushner, Karen. How to Be a Jewish Parent.
Schocken Books, Inc., 2000. [304.5]
- Freedman, Rabbi B.; Greenberg, Jan; and Katz, Karen. What
Does Being Jewish Mean? Read-Aloud Responses to Questions Jewish
Children Ask About History, Culture and Religion. Prentice-Hall,
Inc., 1991.
- Gellman, Marc, and Hartman, Thomas. How Do You Spell God?
William Morrow & Co., 1995. [290]
- Grishaver, Joel Lurie. Ten Attitudes of Highly Effective Jewish
Grandparents: Patterns for Enhancing & Sustaining Your Grandchildren˙s
Jewishness. (16-page booklet) Torah Aura Productions, 4423 Fruitland
Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90058, 1995. Tel: (800) BETORAH (213) 585-7312.
- Kurshan, Neil. Raising Your Child To Be a Mensch. Ivy
Books, 1987. [136.7]
- Kushner, Rabbi Harold. When Children Ask About God. Schocken
Books Inc., 1995. [251]
- Kushner, Lawrence, and Kushner, Karen. Because Nothing Looks
Like God. Skylight Paths, 2001. [Juv.
251]
- Mogel, Wendy. The Blessing of a Skinned Knee: Using Jewish
Teachings to Raise Self-Reliant Children. Scribner Publishing,
2001. [304.5]
- Olitzky, Rabbi Kerry M.; Rosman, Rabbi Steven M.; and Kasakove,
David P.. When Your Jewish Child Asks Why: Answers for Tough
Questions. KTAV Publishing House, Inc., 1993. [250]
- Sasso, Rabbi Sandy. God˙s Paintbrush. Jewish Lights Publishing,
1992. [Juv. 251]
- Wolpe, Rabbi David. Teaching Your Children About God: A Modern
Jewish Approach. Henry Holt & Co., 1995. [251]
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