Review

A constructive, practical and much-needed resource to help grandparents nurture the Jewish identity of their grandchildren who are being raised in an interfaith home. With great respect and sensitivity, Kerry Olitzky and Paul Golin have crafted an approach that grandparents can follow to transform angst into constructive action, while remaining mindful and supportive of their adult child’s situation. This book makes an important contribution to Jewish family life in America today. –Joanne Doades, Director for Curriculum Development, URJA constructive, practical and much-needed resource to help grandparents nurture the Jewish identity of their grandchildren who are being raised in an interfaith home. With great respect and sensitivity, Kerry Olitzky and Paul Golin have crafted an approach that grandparents can follow to transform angst into constructive action, while remaining mindful and supportive of their adult child’s situation. This book makes an important…
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