Christmas Chanukah Conflict

It's time for Jewish-Christian families to kill the conflict in the Christmas-Chanukah Season.

Too many times, Jewish/Christian Inter-faith couples encounter conflict during the Chanukah/Christmas season. I am here to help. I believe we can create NEW customs, rituals and traditions based on the common themes of Christmas and Chanukah.

Click the following link to watch a short video about the Christmas/Chanukah Conflict.

Short video about the Christmas/Chanukah conflict


First, you can request a list of these common themes at the link below: 

Request list of common themes

Second, I am interested in an online video meeting with other Jewish/Christian couples so we can share ideas for NEW customs, traditions and rituals. I am hopeful that if we do this, we all could find 1 - 3 NEW customs, traditions and rituals to try in our homes.

If this would interest you, click on the link to get the list of common themes. The last question on the form allows you to request an invitation to an online video meeting with other couples.

Request link to common themes

It is time for you to kill the conflict in Christmas/Chanukah season and I want you to remember ...

I AM YOUR RABBI.


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