Searching for My Lost Tribe
by Gavriel HoranIt never occurred to me that it was right under my nose.
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It never occurred to me that it was right under my nose.
Being raised as a rather non-religious Jew, I'm often asked what it's like to have orthodox parents.
My brush with death opened my eyes to the reality of God’s love.
Never underestimate the power of a grandmother's heartfelt prayer.
My father took a leading role in the slaughter of Jews. Was our family tainted with evil?
Little did I know that the source of my chutzpah reached back thousands of years, to Mordechai.
A young Jewish man gets ensnared in the welcoming community of Messianic Jews.
A cosmic conspiracy to get one man to keep kosher.
My father is sick and I'm completely powerless. Now what?
God didn't ask the impossible of me, only the incredibly difficult.
My Muslim background left me unprepared for this shocking discovery.
A look at some of the most popular Aish.com articles and videos of the decade.
The amazing story of our church that en masse decided to convert to Judaism.
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.
Alzheimer's has turned my mother into a stranger.
I was the only Jewish child in the auditorium, and sometimes felt I was the only Jewish girl in the entire world.
An incredible Jerusalem family brings the beauty of Shabbat to the world.
The death of my brother caused my little world to come crashing down.
Through our child's cancer, we're learning that God is beyond all odds.
In the non-kosher deli section, my father taught me that "If it feels good, do it" is a lie.
Chanukah's tiny lights brazenly face the night's bitter challenge, transforming fear into a soft caress of hope.
All I knew about being Jewish was that we were anti-establishment.
For one Hungarian family, being Jewish was a curse. Then basketball changed everything.
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.
Growing up in the Soviet Union, I felt there was something shameful about being Jewish.