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The Quest

Conversion to any religion is an awesome decision demanding extensive soul-searching and thought. Changing one's faith has profound implications from Above and below.Couples who deem spirituality, worship and religious devotion of high importance, often endure much stress in choosing a common expression of faith. Strong-willed people with sound religious sentiments do not compromise easily, nor should they be compelled to do so. It is far better to go through this "soul-searching" in the early

community conversion

Zalman Kravitz

Jun 4, 2025 — 3 min read

SPEAKERS AVAILABLE

SPEAKERS AVAILABLE Speakers are available through Jews for Judaism to address your community or organization on this and other topics. Contact any of the offices listed on this page for information or to schedule a speaker.

community jews for judaism

Zalman Kravitz

Jun 4, 2025 — 1 min read

What is the Jewish view on Interfaith debates?

R. Moshe Feinstein, in a set of halakhic letters penned in 1967 to R. Yosef B. Soloveitchik of Boston and to Dr. Bernard Lander (Igr. Moshe YD 3:43-44), unequivocally forbade Jewish participation in ecumenical dialogue with the Church, citing both concern for apostasy as well as inherent prohibitions of such dialogue. R. Feinstein was firm as steel that participation of any sort constituted grave infractions of Halakha. In a series of halakhic and binding policy correspondence between 1962 and

community covenant and commitment

Zalman Kravitz

Jun 4, 2025 — 3 min read