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by Sara Yoheved Rigler
by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller
An interview with Sarah Dukes, whose husband nearly died from Covid-19.
by Billye Tziporah Roberts
I define myself as a Black Jewish woman. Which of those words most reflects who I am depends on the day.
by Rebekka B. Bodoff
I defined myself as a violinist. Until a car accident shattered my arm.
by Jodi Samuels
by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg
Becky overcame her fear and was the last of 60,000 people tested, at the very last blood drive. She was a perfect match.
by Jody Berkel
Dancing my way towards a deeper relationship with God and the Jewish people.
Elisheva Rishon’s empowering designs reflect her experiences as a Black Orthodox Jew.
by Lisa Goodman-Helfand
Growing up with chronic pain and deformities, I thought I paid my dues. How wrong I was.
by Kylie Ora Lobell
How believing in God made me a grateful person.
by Rabbi Levi Welton
Many stories of Chassidic Rebbes involve miracles. Mine involved guinea pigs.
by Aliza Bracha Klein
I never have. I don't know any black Jew who does.
by Luis Andres Henao and Jessie Wardarski
A tribute to the beloved New Yorker who defied expectations.
I've always known that there was a God. I saw God everywhere and felt that He wanted a relationship with us.
by Yisroel Juskowitz
My brother’s sudden, unexpected death has left within me a gaping hole.
Video – Salomon Says
by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon
5 ways my life was changed by my 26-day battle with the virus.
by Yaffy Newman
My father was painfully honest about what it meant to be Black in America.
by Angella Lee
Judaism taught me that it’s my moral duty to stand up against all forms of racism and hatred, including anti-Semitism and bigotry towards African-Americans.
by Rabbi Moshe (Micky) Shur, as told to Chaya Silber
How Martin Luther King’s commitment to his roots inspired me to return to my own.
by Jessica Brenner
How our family is finding some clarity amidst chaos.
by Tobi Ash
Why was a church saying a perpetual mass for my father, a prominent Chasidic rabbi?
by Amare Stoudemire and Omri Casspi
A fascinating interview about the beauty of Judaism with basketball star Omri Casspi.
by Rabbi Ken Brodkin
I didn’t mean to spend so many years walking down the path of the convert. But where they go, I will go.
by Shimon and Leah Lesserson
I wasn't feeling so great and went to get tested. Twenty-four hours later I was on a vent fighting for my life.
by Dov Ber Cohen
My journey from Eastern philosophy to traditional Judaism has taught me the importance of balancing the physical and spiritual worlds.
by Rebecca Gifter
This theoretical question was posed to me when I was a teen. Weeks later, it became my reality.
While living in the Peruvian Amazon married to a native woman, an American Jew experiences a life-saving miracle that sparks his spiritual quest.
by Yonah Ahava
Love brought me to her and then to Him.
by Rabbi Shraga Simmons
The improbable story of one man’s Jewish journey. An Aish.com exclusive.
by Evan Hendel
I didn't know what Kaddish is. Now I'm saying it for over 500 people.
by Sara Debbie Gutfreund
Coronavirus has me thinking a lot about death. And life.
by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff
What would my mother say about the pandemic? Her life speaks her response.
by Rabbi Hillel Goldberg
Why did these 4 digits keep reappearing in his life?
by Tuvia Ganz
An encounter in Ethiopia informs my response to the coronavirus.
by Hadassah Chody
Everything can radically change in an instant.
by Dr. Dan Grove
Could I actually have the virus? I’m supposed to be the one treating the sick, not the other way around.
by Eilleen Eisenberg
A non-Jew at work was getting into Judaism. How did I become her go-to Jew? I’m not even religious!
by Galia Berry
For 7 years we lived alone on a mountaintop. Then the three boys in Israel were kidnapped.
by Bob Diener
Instead of panicking, let’s work on appreciating everything we have and focus on assessing and improving our lives.
Who was right – my parents or me?
Chavie and Chaim Bruk built their Jewish family through adoption.
by Sara Benbassat
With the dread of what the neighbors would think, my illness went untreated. Until at last, after a severe breakdown, I was diagnosed with bipolar.
by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen
A Shabbat in Rome doesn't go as planned.
by Michelle Halle, LCSW
The body that survived the unspeakable cruelty in Bergen Belsen was now giving up on her.
The Hollywood icon's never-ending search for meaning.
A dramatic dream transforms the Gordon family’s destiny.
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