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• He was a leading voice in the reform movement against rabbinic officiation at interfaith weddings.
• In accordance with the principles of Reform Judaism, each rabbi should decide about officiation according to his / her own rabbinic conscience.
• At issue is Creech's officiation at a covenant ceremony last September uniting two women in his congregation, First United Methodist Church.
• Self-officiation also makes it harder to sell the game to television, which, many believe, is key to the growth of the sport.
• Belin said he believed that a large majority of Reform Jews supported rabbinic officiation at interfaith weddings in which the couple promise to rear their children as Jews.
• Hanks was outspoken about his opposition to the 2008 Ninth Circuit lifted its stay of the district court's ruling, enabling Governor Jerry Brown to order same-sex marriage officiations to resume.
• The clergy officiation referral service, which can be found at interfaithfamily . com / findarabbi, helps hundreds of couples a month find Jewish clergy to officiate or co-officiate at interfaith weddings.
• The resolution of the central conference, which passed resoundingly by voice vote at its convention here, has no practical religious consequences, since it avoids the question of rabbinic officiation at same-sex marriages.
• "My next step, basically, is to listen to people, " he said, " to hear what the silent majority is saying " on this issue of Rabbinic officiation.
• "Running for city council or anything out here has never been an issue of what political officiation you had, " Campbell says . " I think more is made out of it than needs to be made ."
• But he added that rabbinic officiation at least carried " no downside risk " of alienating an interfaith couple from Judaism, a risk that might be posed, he said, by a rabbi's refusal to officiate.
• A resolution affirming rabbinic officiation at homosexual unions would have come from the conference's Ad Hoc Committee on Human Sexuality, which issued an interim report saying that " committed, same-gender relationships " could be " worthy of affirmation through appropriate Jewish ritual ."
• The resolution's author, David Belin, a Des Moines lawyer who serves on the organization's board, says rabbinic officiation at interfaith weddings could actually work in favor of Jewish continuity, since rabbis could encourage the interfaith couples they marry to keep a Jewish household and rear their children as Jews.
• Such strict enforcement has been heavily criticized due to Article 6.21 s vague wording; prior its officiation, the law s wording was changed from addressing " homosexual propaganda " to " propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations,  which is nebulous enough to leave the definition up to police and courts to interpret when detaining LGBT activists.