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by Sherri Mandell
It is when we are broken that we recognize God as our true home.
by Shulamis Yehudis Gutfreund
Teaching a child to understand God’s grand eternal plan.
by Amy A. Dubitsky
Ezra needs a donor who's a perfect match. You may be his miracle.
by Catherine Gaynor
The diagnosis was devastating, but we needed to stop mourning our daughter who was still alive and begin living with SMA.
by Tovah Kinderlehrer
Dear readers, where should we move to?
by Yael Zoldan M.A.
This year, finally, my family will join the ranks of those paragons of virtue, those models of creative efficiency: The Ones with the Themes.
by Tehilla Shapiro
Since the divorce, my ex-husband won't have anything to do with our sons. Is it wrong to hope for a miracle?
by Malka Forster
Who’s running this show, anyway?
by Leah Gebber
Cancer I could laugh at. It was remission that was so difficult.
by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff
I was floored. There wasn't one doctor in the whole hospital willing to help us.
by Ruchie Eisenbach
I want my friends to know that it’s okay to be different.
My grandmother and the terribly hot summer in Brooklyn.
by Gabrielle Hassan
Was that my precious child lying motionless in the water?
by Naomi Cohn
A bereaved mother’s perspective on the Three Weeks.
by Rea Bochner
The greatest blessing comes between two friends.
My father's love asserted itself in distinctive ways.
A letter to my daughter upon her Bat Mitzvah.
by Rabbi Chanoch Oppenheim
Add boiling water and watch love grow.
Shavuot was the day my grandmother arrived in Auschwitz.
by S. L. Weinstock
The question no one asks: "What was it like to get divorced with two children still in diapers?"
by Debbie Gutfreund
In Egypt, the Jewish people were hanging on by a tiny thread. So was I.
Passover is coming and I have entirely missed the point.
by Avi Shlomowitz
This Purim, grab a piece of God's unconditional love, and dance.
by ESPN
Patrick Henry Hughes can teach us all a lesson about reaching our potential.
by Yael Mermelstein
Why I gave up TV.
Finding the keys to happiness this Chanukah.
A little girl inspires us to rise to life's challenge.
by Leah Abramowitz
Reckoning with forces that split a family apart.
by Brochi Rossen
Every wrinkle held a story.
by Bassi Gruen
It's mundane. It's magical. It's motherhood.
George doesn’t walk, he waltzes.
by Avi Spector
Our personal variation of "Man plans, God laughs."
by Diane Faber Veitzer
Having just turned 43, never married, no kids, I was having a tough time getting up the enthusiasm to pray for these same things once again
by Sara Leah Marberger
Suddenly a single parent, the shofar's long wail echoed the one in my heart.
by Jodie Kamornick
The plane plummeted downwards, oxygen masks dropped, and we thought this was the end.
by Chana Juravel
Finding a reason in life to sing.
by Rabbi Irwin Katsof
Inspiration from a house of mourning.
It's been 13 years but there is still a crack in my heart.
Daughters never forget.
by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon
My mother died when she was almost 98 years old. We thought she'd live forever.
My mother blessed me with the ability to say amen to both life and death.
by Riva Pomerantz
Visitors to Israel from the Far East discover a brilliant, new monitoring system: the mezuzah.
by Rabbi Tzvi Nightingale
Passover reminds us that not only can't you escape your past, but you have to cherish it too.
Paving a path for our children.
by Alan D. Busch
Appreciating miracles every day.
by Chaya Malka Abramson
Sometimes it's the small gestures that penetrate most deeply.
Life sure has changed, my little one, ever since you've joined the family.
A taxi ride to somewhere unexpected.
by Batsheva Hirschman Frankel
In these unstable and scary times, the sukkah gives us a reassuring message.
by Sarah Adler
To me, it is a miracle that anyone can conceive a child unassisted.
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