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Black Jewish Rapper

Black Jewish Rapper

His name is Nissim – which means miracles in Hebrew. An apt description of his life.

by Rabbi Tzvi Gluckin

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Searching for Superman

Searching for Superman

by Gavriel Horan

I knew I possessed super powers. I just had to sort through the baggage of a few generations to find them.

Living with Clarity

Living with Clarity

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

The death of 12-year-old Shoshie Stern reveals her parents’ spiritual greatness.

Reality Knocks

Reality Knocks

by Ross Hirschmann

Volunteering one hour to help others gave me a surprising insight about myself and the world.

Learning from Shoshie

Learning from Shoshie

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

Rabbi Mike Stern reflects on the tragic death of his 12-year-old daughter.

Leaving Lady Gaga

Leaving Lady Gaga

by Elan Cohen

While searching for the next big thing, I found myself.

My Six-Day War

My Six-Day War

by Sarah Shapiro

When I first heard "the word" in my hometown.

As a Jew in State Prison

As a Jew in State Prison

by David Arenberg

A harrowing tale of surviving anti-Semitism in prison, and the remarkable journey of self-discovery.

My Interfaith Marriage

My Interfaith Marriage

by Harold Berman

We fell in love. It didn’t matter that I was a New York Jew and she was a devout Christian who grew up on a farm.

Symphony of Life

Symphony of Life

by Rebekka B. Bodoff

I defined myself as a violinist. Until a car accident shattered my arm.

The Gift of Light

The Gift of Light

by Riva Pomerantz

Devastating disease and blindness doesn’t stop 12-year-old Aviva Krainess from spreading light throughout the world.

Eclipsed: Poland's Secret Jews

Eclipsed: Poland's Secret Jews

by Tusia Dabrowska

I was raised in Warsaw as a Catholic Pole. Today I have embraced my Jewish identity.

Israeli Model

Israeli Model

by Efi Bibi

How an intercontinental flight changed my life.

Exodus from Ethiopia

Exodus from Ethiopia

by Andrew Friedman

A wrenching true story of enslavement, torture and liberation.

The Book of Fire

The Book of Fire

by Erica Silver

As a child, the horrors of the Holocaust mirrored the incendiary chaos of my home life.

Everything Is a Present

Everything Is a Present

by Anthony Robbins

For Alice Herz Sommer, 109, the oldest Holocaust survivor, optimism is life’s most important quality.

From Germany to Jerusalem

From Germany to Jerusalem

by Michal Batya Evenari

My long road to becoming Jewish.

My Exodus from Porn Addiction

My Exodus from Porn Addiction

by Eliyahu Norstein

My personal journey to freedom using Torah and the 12-step program.

From Homeless to Harvard

From Homeless to Harvard

by Sara Debbie Gutfreund

Passover is the time to tell your story.

Passover & the Power of Love

Passover & the Power of Love

by Sara Debbie Gutfreund

After the tragic death of my rabbi and Rebbetzin, my Passover memories are awash with saltwater tears.

Ayelet’s Enduring Spirit

Ayelet’s Enduring Spirit

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

Hindy Poupko Galena’s heart-rending story of inspiration and tragedy.

With One Heart

With One Heart

by Hinda Mizrahi

Growing up with four developmentally disabled brothers.

The Yizkor Club

The Yizkor Club

by Sarah Fineman

Entering this mysterious, exclusive club provided a surprising connection to my mother.

SportsKids of the Year

SportsKids of the Year

by Sports Illustrated

An inspiring story of two brothers. Share it with your family.

Keeping Shabbos in Hollywood

Keeping Shabbos in Hollywood

by David Sacks

I thought they said, "You'll never work in this town again!" only in old movies.

The Paperboy From Heaven

The Paperboy From Heaven

by Ross Hirschmann

In the midst of the most sacred of my bachelor rituals – pizza and Monday Night Football – a knock on the door ended up changing my life.

My Team

My Team

by Richard Rabkin

My intense relationship with the San Francisco 49ers taught me how to feel a part of the Jewish People.

Miriam’s Courage

Miriam’s Courage

by Reuven Fauman

Miriam Spiegel is no ordinary teenager.

Run While You Can

Run While You Can

by Malka Winner

My clock is ticking and I know it.

Back to the Shtetl

Back to the Shtetl

by Rabbi Ephraim Shore

A pilgrimage to discover my family's roots that the Nazis tried to destroy.

Painting God

Painting God

by Hannah Dreyfus

My quest for answers does not preclude a simple, emotional acceptance of God’s presence in the world.

Rav Noah’s Gifts

Rav Noah’s Gifts

by Rabbi Shaul Rosenblatt

Hardly a day passes that I don’t crave his wise advice and loving care.

Falafel in Haifa

Falafel in Haifa

by Eric Brand

They say what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. Does that count for sandwiches?

Star Search

Star Search

by Kaila Lasky

From beauty pageants to the silver screen, I ultimately hit the jackpot.

Aish.com’s Top 10 2012

Aish.com’s Top 10 2012

by aish.com

Revisiting some of the most popular videos and articles of the year.

With Granny in Church

With Granny in Church

by Dassi Stein

Amanda's Gran and I had shared a moment of understanding – not as friends, nor as adversaries, but as Jew and Gentile.

Karyn's Light

Karyn's Light

by Rea Bochner

A true story about friendship and lost opportunities.

When Christmas and Hanukkah Crashed

When Christmas and Hanukkah Crashed

by Sara Debbie Gutfreund

For the first time in my life, I was the only Jew in the group.

The Alphabet of Happiness

The Alphabet of Happiness

by Sarah Shapiro

Before me was a fully sentient person who for four years had been silent, pinned down inside the ruins of her body.

My Journey from Chinese to Jewish

My Journey from Chinese to Jewish

by Aaron Wood

A chance encounter with a Bible launched my 16-year road to conversion.

Hurricane Sandy: The Aftermath

Hurricane Sandy: The Aftermath

by Charlie Harary

Sandy brought her game. Now it’s time to bring ours.

My Cancerous Pixel

My Cancerous Pixel

by Erika Lange

When life seems to overwhelm, I focus on the Big Picture.

Here’s What I Want

Here’s What I Want

by Brocha Miller, as told by Josh Bieber

One day, Josh Bieber lost the use of his left arm and his speech started to slur. His ‘want list’ began to change, dramatically.

Things Fall Apart

Things Fall Apart

by Shani Silverstein

My descent into madness.

Mayim Bialik: My Car Accident

Mayim Bialik: My Car Accident

by Mayim Bialik

The Jewish take.

My Song

My Song

by Ruchama King Feuerman

From singing with Gloria Estefan to women-only concerts. One of the most talented female singers in the Jewish world speaks her mind.

Forgiving Daddy

Forgiving Daddy

by Sarah

Even I am worthy of love.

Who Will Live

Who Will Live

by Susan Schwartz

I lie awake worrying about my upcoming surgery. Will I lose my ability to speak? Will I even wake up?

The Ugly Dog

The Ugly Dog

by N.R.Freeman

Sometimes ugly can be the most beautiful thing in the world.

My Barber, Morris

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After discovering my local barber's dark secret, no haircut has ever been the same.

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