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Converting to the Orthodox Jewish Faith
Though Jewish law (halacha) discourages conversions to Judaism, hundreds of people are converting to the Jewish traditions yearly. Conversion is an option, according to halacha, if one accepts to observe...
2 commentsThe Tradition Of Kosher Wine At Your Orthodox Jewish Wedding
Wine is an integral part of the Orthodox Jewish wedding and has been for thousands of years. But, it can't be any wine. It must be kosher and in accordance with the laws of Torah. What is the real place of wine in a Jewish, why is it there, and what makes a wine kosher?
The Challenges and Rewards of Children's Ministry
It's amazing how quickly a program can transform by God's grace when the right tools and the right people are in place. A year ago, our children's ministry program was described as "Another year has come and...
3 commentsSeasonal Depression: Passover vs. Easter, the great candy debate
> I am forty one years old, and I have battled with this problem for most of my life—every year, when Spring beckons images of dewy meadows, daffodils, and fuzzy chicks, I am painfully reminded of...
1 commenthow to change religions officially? IE how to become a jew?
There are 2 types of Jews namely; Jew by birth/law called an Israelite and Jew by faith in Christ called Christians. Both Christian and Jews have their spiritual roots in Abraham (Galatians 3:7, 9). They are...
0 commentsIs There Room in Christanity for Other Beliefs
Is there room in Christianity for other beliefs? The short answer is no since most revealed Abrahamic religions in the west and mid-east by their very nature are intolerable towards other faiths and beliefs...
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