Dr. Mazlin has performed  hundreds of interfaith Brises in an inclusive and welcoming manner. 

​“The decision whether to have a bris is an obvious choice for many Jewish couples. However, for interfaith couples, this can be a much more challenging dilemma. Many non-Jews hadn’t even entertained the thought of having their sons circumcised, since others in their family had never done so before. The non-Jewish partner may even have some fears regarding the need for circumcision at all. There may also be unease with the cleanliness of the home as a setting for circumcision, rather than the supposed sterility of the hospital. However, the infection rate is well under 0.1% at home — and there is no potential for a hospital-acquired infection!”

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"Dr. Mazlin performed our son's bris a few weeks ago. My wife is Jewish, and I am not. Dr. Mazlin did a wonderful job welcoming our son into the Jewish faith, and had also made my family feel very comfortable. My side of the family was very concerned that the ceremony would feel foreign to us, and that we would be uncomfortable and feel out of place. Well, that didn't happen! Dr. Mazlin did part of the ceremony in Hebrew, but explained what each part was about, and did the rest of the ceremony in English. He included many family members from both sides, and I really think everyone felt accepted and involved in the service. I was also very happy at the physical outcome of the circumcision itself, and we couldn't have asked for a better experience. Dr Mazlin also has a calm spirit and a warm bedside manner. He was just perfect!"
-John and Sara, Tenafly, NJ (Jan 28)

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