by IFFP Program Coordinator | Jul 30, 2021 | News
BIG NEWS: We are offering interfaith (Jewish-Christian) religious education to students who live outside of the Washington DC area. Our children learn about our religious traditions, question them, and, ultimately, develop their own understanding of and relationship...
by IFFP Program Coordinator | Jul 21, 2021 | News
As we embrace this season of transition in our community and world, we are looking forward to the future and to all that we can do together! This fall, we are happily anticipating opportunities to get to know you and your families more and to hear about your hopes for...
by IFFP Program Coordinator | Jul 7, 2021 | Blog
By Rabbi Debbie Reichmann When I was in middle school (maybe high school, I really don’t remember), I learned in either Tanach class or Rabbinics (yes, I went to Jewish Day School) the following verse from Exodus: “If a person shall dig open a pit, or dig a pit and...
by IFFP Program Coordinator | Jun 3, 2021 | Blog
by Ben & Jenna Slutsker Each winter IFFP hosts our annual Interfaith Couples Workshop series. We ask each couple to reflect on the experience and share what they’ve learned, and how they’ve continued to grow on their journey. Why did you decide to take...
by IFFP Program Coordinator | May 13, 2021 | Blog
By IFFP Board Member Jill Fioravanti The concept of ‘tikkun olam,’ which can be traced back to Hebrew prayers and Jewish mystical tradition, focuses on “repairing the world.” The desire to personally and collectively work toward a more socially equitable,...
