Facilitator Outline for Interfaith Couples Discussion on End of Life

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Grief and Death
Relationship Building
Supportive Conversations

This is a brief outline to help you plan a discussion on end of life issues for interfaith couples. This outline relies upon a clergyperson or educator’s knowledge of Jewish end of life issues and Jewish values, as well as strong pastoral skills. If you need help with additional content or guidance in personalizing this for your particular setting, please contact me at mmersack@jecc.org. --Rabbi Melinda Mersack, Director of jHUB. 

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This resource was created as part of the Shomer Collective Educator Fellowship, which was generously funded by the Covenant Foundation. For more Jewish wisdom and resources on death and dying, please visit: www.shomercollective.org.  

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