*What would you say to somebody interested in Judaism, but somebody who finds the whole process of conversion incredibly intimidating?*
Don’t be intimidated! Often intimidation is about a fear of the unknown or a fear of being in experiences where we will ultimately be let down. Whether you convert with darshanyeshiva.org or someone else, find a mentor who will help you through those fears. Thanks for responding
What was your "calling" to join the Jewish People like? Did you always know this is the path for you or had there been signs that hinted you to go that way? Or was it something completely different?
*What would you say to somebody interested in Judaism, but somebody who finds the whole process of conversion incredibly intimidating?*
Don’t be intimidated! Often intimidation is about a fear of the unknown or a fear of being in experiences where we will ultimately be let down. Whether you convert with darshanyeshiva.org or someone else, find a mentor who will help you through those fears. Thanks for responding
What advice do you have for parents of children who (naturally) want to push-back a little against their Jewish home life?
What was your "calling" to join the Jewish People like? Did you always know this is the path for you or had there been signs that hinted you to go that way? Or was it something completely different?
How do you choose the mentors who participate?