FAIR & BALANCED?
Boston-area papers have a review of the recent New England convention. There’s a bit of what might be perceived as Christian bashing, but on the whole it’s not bad.
Gail Woodward, who stood beneath a colorful tapestry displaying a large minorah, and whose business card for Sounds of the Trumpet, Inc. included a graphic of a bearded elder blowing into a shofar, appeared at first to represent a glimmer of religious diversity, but the publications of her Texas-based organization, which offers “books on the Biblical Hebraic roots of Christianity and Christian growth” turned out to be more about a Christian appropriation of Jewish history and culture than anything a Jewish homeschooling family might be interested in.