SUGGESTED PROGRAMMING IDEAS 

• Host a Shabbat dinner welcoming interfaith families.
• Offer a beginners’ service, Intro to Friday Night liturgy lesson or learners’ minyan.
• Invite a member of InterFaithways’ Speakers Bureau to run a workshop for interfaith families. 
• Include ideas relevant to interfaith families in your sermon.
• Engage a panel of diverse interfaith couples to speak about their experiences.
• Have grandparents of interfaith children in your congregation speak about their journey and experiences.
• Invite teen or adult children of interfaith families to speak about their experiences.
• Put together an anthology of spiritual journeys from your own interfaith congregants.  Include readings in the service.
• Honor and bless interfaith families for raising Jewish children. Rabbi Janet Marder's blessing for Yom Kippur
• Create a special program for parents and grandparents of interfaith children, such as “Grandparents Ice Cream Sunday.”
• Invite Theatre Ariel to perform “Two Become One: Reflections on Interfaith Families”,  contact gari [at] interfaithways [dot] org (Gari Weilbacher)