What happens when bedtime prayers come from two traditions? When one parent fasts for Ramadan and the other lights a menorah? When a child asks, “Which one is ours?”—and both answers are true?

Welcome to the beautifully complex world of interfaith parenting.

In Interfaith Parenting Handbook, Alvaro Roberson invites listeners into the real, raw, and redemptive stories of families raising children across lines of belief—and doing it with intention, grace, and sometimes, sacred messiness. Drawing from the lived experiences of interfaith couples, family therapists, spiritual leaders, and everyday parents from around the globe, this book is more than a guide — it’s a lifeline for those navigating love, identity, ritual, and belonging in multi-faith homes.

You’ll find practical strategies for handling holidays, naming ceremonies, family disagreements, spiritual questions, and more. But you’ll also find something deeper: a permission slip to choose connection over correctness, and love over fear.

This book doesn’t offer one “right way.” Instead, it offers many ways—tender, tested, and deeply human. From the Jewish-Muslim couple reimagining Passover and Eid under one roof, to the Buddhist-Christian co-parents navigating silence and scripture, these words are a tapestry of truth, stitched together with empathy and courage.

Whether you're just beginning your interfaith journey, years into it, or supporting someone who is, Interfaith Parenting Handbook is your compassionate companion—full of wisdom, warmth, and the gentle reminder that you are not alone.

Because raising children between faiths isn’t about choosing sides. It’s about building bridges. And this book is here to help you build them—one honest, heart-centered step at a time.