Marrying within the faith is still common in the United States, with nearly seven-in-ten married people (69%) saying that their spouse shares their religion, according
NOOR AL-MOSAWI Planning a wedding is notoriously stressful. But for the growing number of people who are falling in love with a partner of a different
It is so good to see people put aside the perceived barriers and learn to accept each other. Mike Ghouse Carol Kuruvilla Religion Associate Editor,
When people fall in love, the perceived barriers disappear and the couple sees nothing but a joyful life ahead of them. The problems they may face
Interfaith marriages are common now, and the reasons cited in this piece is why I chose to officiate interfaith weddings, offering religiosity of their tradition
We take life for granted, interfaith marriage and interracial marriage is no big deal to most people today, but it was not only a big
This should not shock me, we still have a few out there who want to control others’s faith and life matters. Why does it matter
The story is same, parents and clergy of all faiths want one or the other person among the couple to convert to their religion to perform the wedding.
This is a good piece put together by Dr. John Patrick Keefe II to give a general idea of the process of wedding ceremony. Of
Good story – interfaith and inter religious weddings have been around forever, once they were persecuted, now they are cherished. Mike Ghouse Interfaith Wedding Officiant
My kids have been to Mosques, Temples, Synagogues, Churches and Gurdwaras, as a consequence they are respectful of other faiths and bigotry is way away
Courtesy Algemeiner Seymour Rosenbloom is a Conservative rabbi who gave 36 years of distinguished service to Congregation Adath Jeshurun in Elkins Park, Pennsylvania. He graduated from
