The Ambassador's Pillar
C. RosenbergMrs. Devorah (Debby) Sherer a”h never sought the limelight, though she was married to a man who represented Orthodox Judaism to the world
Mix & Match: “Ashkesfard” Version
Ashira DavidsonWhat happens when you match a Sephardi with an Ashkenazi? “Ashkesfard” couples share their stories about the culture shocks, halachic adjustments, and other unexpected surprises
Concert of Memories
Malka KatzmanA tune from our childhood. A beat we instantly recognize. Listening to a familiar melody is comforting for us all, but for the elderly, the positive effects of music are staggering
Tempo: Dancing in Orbit
As told to Rivka Streicher“Well then,” the caller says calmly, “I wanted to let you know that you’ve just won a ticket to Israel for the hilula of Rabi Shimon bar Yochai. We want to book you on the charter flight leaving tomorrow”
Windows: The Next Stage
Rina LevyThey had been out on four dates. Four dates, for heaven’s sake! This was considered enough to make the most important decision of their lives
Freefall: Chapter 53
Miriam ZakonAbe is shot and left to die, but his body is not recovered. Annie receives a telegram informing her that he is Missing in Action
House of Mirrors: Chapter 29
Rachael Lavon“If you really want to make a difference, the great Laylee Beloff should blog about making meaningful connections with family members, no matter their size or school”
Learning Curve: Chapter 46
Gila ArnoldAviva didn’t suspect; she knew. Knew as soon as the doctor walked into the room. Really, she’d known even before that
Grab the Reins: Chapter 5
Shoshana SchwartzThe exercise worked well because we hadn’t realized it was an exercise. No theoretical conversation, no attempts at remembering situations in which we felt powerless
Lifetakes: Glory Boy
Faigy SchonfeldAt the end of that exhausting day, I informed my husband that I intended to have only girls from then on. You hear me?
Are You Making a Kiddush Hashem?
Yonoson Rosenblum In communal affairs, “one bad apple…” often applies
Yonoson Rosenblum In communal affairs, “one bad apple…” often applies
