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Uniting Two Faiths
8115 West 144th Place
Overland Park, Kansas  66223

Call Rabbi Stuart E. Davis: 913-897-6309 or 816-616-4447

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Ordained at Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati, Ohio, Rabbi Stuart E. Davis, a reform rabbi, chaplain and practicing psychologist, served congregations in Atlanta, GA and Kansas City, MO. Early in his career, Rabbi Davis recognized the need for a rabbi to agree to officiate at  mixed marriage, Jewish Christian interfaith wedding ceremonies. His years of experience officiating at interfaith or nonreligious wedding ceremony, often with other clergy, reinforce his belief that a couple's relationship transcends any institutional restrictions. He counsels the interfaith, mixed marriage, nonreligious or commitment couple throughout the wedding ceremony. Wearing both hats as a psychologist and rabbi he works to ease any discomfort felt by family members in an unfamiliar, mixed marriage religious setting.


Call 913-897-6309 or e-mail Rabbi Davis before selecting your wedding date. His calendar fills quickly.

  1. Officiates on Friday Night or Saturday afternoon
  2. Travels to your ceremony
  3. Co-officiates with other clergy
  4. Officiates in a church under certain conditions
  5. Renews wedding vows
  6. Performs non-religious and nondenominational ceremonies
  7. Officiates at second weddings
  8. Performs baby-naming ceremonies


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