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If there were an instance where a Conservative convert woman wanted to marry an Orthodox man, would an Orthodox rabbi perform the ceremony?

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    The answers to this question: https://judaism.stackexchange.com/questions/26721/is-there-any-benefit-for-a-gentile-to-convert-through-one-denomination-versus-an/26729#26729 – יהושע ק Jan 06 '24 at 18:37
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    And the comments to this question should give you the information you're looking for: https://judaism.stackexchange.com/questions/86454/can-one-attend-a-wedding-ceremony-where-one-partner-had-a-non-orthodox-conversio – יהושע ק Jan 06 '24 at 18:38
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    Short answer -- unless she upgrades the conversion to Orthodox, no. – Shalom Jan 06 '24 at 23:32
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    Does this answer your question? Is there any benefit for a gentile to convert through one denomination versus another? – Kirk Jan 07 '24 at 04:38

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