Women in the Bible #10: In the Footsteps
by Dina CoopersmithWhat is the elusive power of the great Jewish woman?
Women in the Bible #8: Ruth
by Dina CoopersmithMother of royalty, paradigm of humility and generosity.
Women in the Bible #2: Rivka
by Dina CoopersmithThe second Jewish matriarch perfected the skills of kindness.
4 Elements: Jewish Personality Typing
by Dina CoopersmithGetting to know the most fascinating person in the world – yourself.
5 Ways to Keep Your Rosh Hashanah Resolutions
by Dina CoopersmithHow to stick to your resolutions and reach true growth.
The Book of Ruth: A Crash Course
by Dina CoopersmithMother of royalty, paradigm of humility and generosity.
Rosh Chodesh
by Dina CoopersmithLike the moon, the Jewish people will rise up again and light up the night.
Beneath the Surface: A Deeper Look at Modesty
by Dina CoopersmithModesty is as much about revealing as it is about covering up.
Jews and Food: The Passover Connection
by Dina CoopersmithStrengthening the life force of the nascent, fragile nation.
Habits for a Highly Effective Yom Kippur
by Dina CoopersmithTake one step in breaking free from the entanglements of negative habits and you're guaranteed assistance from the Almighty.
The Face Behind the Mask
by Dina CoopersmithGod's guiding hand is sometimes felt gently, and other times more forcefully. But the message is there just the same.
Darkness Before the Dawn
by Dina CoopersmithPurim teaches us how to trust God even when engulfed in darkness and doubt.
Passover: A Love Story_
by Dina CoopersmithThe love story began on a night when the loved one was totally unprepared, undeserving of love, yet the lover came anyway and saved her.
The Beauty and the Light
by Dina CoopersmithThe Greeks enlightened the world with art, philosophy and science. So why does Torah associate the Greeks with forces of darkness?
A Beautiful Life
by Dina CoopersmithShaul Rosenblatt's new book is one of the best on the topic of suffering.
Our Mother Rachel
by Dina CoopersmithWhat is so special about Rachel that we commemorate her death more than any of the other matriarchs and patriarchs?
New Beginnings
by Dina CoopersmithIf the New Year is a fearsome day of judgment, why is it a cause for celebration?
A Time to Believe
by Dina CoopersmithEvery holiday in the Jewish calendar represents a certain spiritual energy, and Passover resounds with the energy of faith.
Going the Extra Mile
by Dina CoopersmithSometimes you don't know how far you can go until you're pushed to get there.
Almost Normal
by Dina CoopersmithI always considered "being normal" the most important quality in a person. Then I had a baby with Down syndrome.








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