Hello Rabbi, I was raised as a reform Jew but recently, with your help, have become more observant and have started to do Teshuva. I have been praying three times a day and saying shema twice a day and have been doing all of the blessings before and after meals and keeping shabbat. However, I just realized that my grandmother (my mother’s mother) converted to Reform Judaism and I don’t actually know what her conversion process was. Which means I may have been living my whole life believing I was Jewish and may not be. Should I stop doing all of the mitzvot until I am sure that I am Jewish (or if I’m not and do a formal conversion) and should I stop wearing a kippah? Thanks, G-d bless

Asked on January 17, 2021