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Searching for My Lost Tribe

Searching for My Lost Tribe

by Gavriel Horan

It never occurred to me that it was right under my nose.

Going, Going, Gone

Going, Going, Gone

by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon

Why I said goodbye to baseball.

Good Shabbos, Dad

Good Shabbos, Dad

by Lauren Bottner

Being raised as a rather non-religious Jew, I'm often asked what it's like to have orthodox parents.

Feeling God's Love

Feeling God's Love

by Rivka Malka Perlman

My brush with death opened my eyes to the reality of God’s love.

From Jesus to Judaism

From Jesus to Judaism

by Debbie Shapiro

A Jewish woman's journey through Christianity and back.

Zacharia’s Beautiful Mystery

Zacharia’s Beautiful Mystery

The worldwide release of a hot new CD – right here on Aish.com.

From Marx to Moses

From Marx to Moses

by Stanley Levenstein

Discovering a utopian world.

Touching Bedrock

Touching Bedrock

by Tova Saul

Kirk Douglas reconnects with Judaism – deep underground.

In Search of a Kidney

In Search of a Kidney

by Frederick Betesh

What are the odds of winning the jackpot… twice?

The Blue Mezuzah

The Blue Mezuzah

by Devorah Talia Gordon

Never underestimate the power of a grandmother's heartfelt prayer.

The Nazi and his Jewish Grandchildren

The Nazi and his Jewish Grandchildren

by Dr. James David Weiss

My father took a leading role in the slaughter of Jews. Was our family tainted with evil?

My Pasta Seder

My Pasta Seder

by Gershon Dovid

It took a tragedy to trigger my crisis of atheism.

My Life's Miracle

My Life's Miracle

by Reyna Susi

A car accident almost left me paralyzed.

Gestating Miracles

Gestating Miracles

by Freidl Liba bas Chava

How could something so joyous be draped in such fear?

Jews Don't Bow

Jews Don't Bow

by Azriel Hirsch

Little did I know that the source of my chutzpah reached back thousands of years, to Mordechai.

Modern Miracles

Modern Miracles

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech

Coincidence is God's way of choosing to remain anonymous.

Distorted Mirrors

Distorted Mirrors

by Shani Silverstein

When food becomes a lethal weapon.

Saved

Saved

by Riva Pomerantz

A young Jewish man gets ensnared in the welcoming community of Messianic Jews.

Keeping Kosher, Kicking and Screaming

Keeping Kosher, Kicking and Screaming

by Wayne Kopping

A cosmic conspiracy to get one man to keep kosher.

The Truth about Lemons

The Truth about Lemons

by Sivan Shachnovitz

My father is sick and I'm completely powerless. Now what?

Loving the Father I Hate

Loving the Father I Hate

by Katie Daniel

God didn't ask the impossible of me, only the incredibly difficult.

Escape from Flatland

Escape from Flatland

by Sara Yoheved Rigler

How to access the spiritual dimension.

The Jew from Kuwait

The Jew from Kuwait

by Mark Halawa

My Muslim background left me unprepared for this shocking discovery.

Aish.com's Top 10 of the Decade

Aish.com's Top 10 of the Decade

by Aish.com

A look at some of the most popular Aish.com articles and videos of the decade.

The Torah in Our Church

The Torah in Our Church

by Yosef Juarez

The amazing story of our church that en masse decided to convert to Judaism.

Out of the Closet

Out of the Closet

by Debbie Hirschmann

My mother, a Holocaust survivor, always said, "You can be a Jew on the inside, but not on the outside." It was just too risky.

When It's Too Late to Say Thank You

When It's Too Late to Say Thank You

by Sarah Bloomberg

Alzheimer's has turned my mother into a stranger.

Chanukah in Iowa

Chanukah in Iowa

by Miriam Meir

I was the only Jewish child in the auditorium, and sometimes felt I was the only Jewish girl in the entire world.

A Taste of Heaven

A Taste of Heaven

by Sara Yoheved Rigler

An incredible Jerusalem family brings the beauty of Shabbat to the world.

Losing My Brother

Losing My Brother

by Danielle Rosen

The death of my brother caused my little world to come crashing down.

Holy Chutzpah

Holy Chutzpah

by Ruchama King Feuerman

Remembering Simcha Esther Gershan.

Ten Thousand to One

Ten Thousand to One

by Miriam Landon

Through our child's cancer, we're learning that God is beyond all odds.

Blake Nordstrom Speaking

Blake Nordstrom Speaking

by Sara Yoheved Rigler

Our surprise direct line.

X-Rated

X-Rated

by Seth

My addiction to pornography. A cautionary true story.

Holding God's Hand

Holding God's Hand

by Carol Ungar

Looking the Angel of Death in the eye and smiling.

Invincible

Invincible

by Sara Yoheved Rigler

Sukkot and Judaism's bailout plan.

Craving

Craving

by Rivka Zahava

In the non-kosher deli section, my father taught me that "If it feels good, do it" is a lie.

Chanukah Lights Dancing

Chanukah Lights Dancing

by Dr. Jackie Yaris

Chanukah's tiny lights brazenly face the night's bitter challenge, transforming fear into a soft caress of hope.

The Catapult

The Catapult

by Sara Yoheved Rigler

Passover: Why redemptive things happen to good people.

My Jewish Pride

My Jewish Pride

by Gabriel Ethans

All I knew about being Jewish was that we were anti-establishment.

Three Steps Back

Three Steps Back

by Sarah Shapiro

On being a tourist in the land of the disabled.

A Place for the Light

A Place for the Light

by David Sacks

Sometimes the wrong way gets you to the right destination.

Keep on Singing

Keep on Singing

by Dr. Jackie Yaris

Look carefully at the quiet miracles happening all around you.

The Sounds of Silence

The Sounds of Silence

by Dassi Green

Confronting the frightening reality of a hearing impairment.

The Maccabiah's Ripple Effect

The Maccabiah's Ripple Effect

by Talia Carner

For one Hungarian family, being Jewish was a curse. Then basketball changed everything.

Soul Existence

Soul Existence

by Goldy Rosenberg

Attacked by a dog, a young girl starts questioning reality.

Losing Ben

Losing Ben

by Alan D. Busch

A grieving grandfather, an overwhelmed father and wrestling with God.

Raising Yehuda

Raising Yehuda

by Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith

Becoming parents of a baby with Down's syndrome has forced us to reconsider our views on parenting and what it means to lead a meaningful life.

Things Fall Apart - A note from the Author

Things Fall Apart - A note from the Author

My descent into madness.

The Making of a Capitalistic Pig

The Making of a Capitalistic Pig

by Vitaliy N. Katsenelson

Growing up in the Soviet Union, I felt there was something shameful about being Jewish.

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