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Counter Point
Our Succos supplement Yiddishe Gelt, about the price of frum life today, drew significant and spirited feedback. Here is a sampling
Mishpacha Readers
Counter Point
"The discrepancy between the rebbeim and teachers’ gifts is definitely not warranted"
Mishpacha Readers
Family Connections
My neighbors didn’t stop correcting their children. Should I say something to them?
Sarah Chana Radcliffe
Family Connections
Isn’t marriage for life, even when you’re not happy?
Sarah Chana Radcliffe
What I’m Holding On To
“Just toss it!” is the rallying cry of these weeks. But some items we simply can’t bring ourselves to discard. 9 writers share
Faigy Peritzman
What I’m Holding On To
“Just toss it!” is the rallying cry of these weeks. But some items we simply can’t bring ourselves to discard. 9 writers share
Cindy Scarr
Here I Mourn
There are places that epitomize the destruction: Six writers share the location in which  they touch the Churban
Mishpacha Contributors
The Gadol Down the Block: Shavuos 5782
Rav Yaakov’s house was the lodestar of our family’s spiritual identity
Mrs. Suri Cohen
The Gadol Down the Block: Shavuos 5782
And then, one Friday night before Succos, the Rav’s home was destroyed in a devastating fire
Moshe Benoliel
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After losing their son to cancer, Chaim and Miri Ehrental have spent the last three decades making sure no other parent faces the challenge alone

By Esther Teichtal

Personal Accounts

They said you’d never be able to pull it off, that you were the wrong person for the job, that it would never work, that you were sure to fail. But sometimes, life’s greatest lessons are the ones that catch you by surprise — and teach you that you can do more, be more, than all those predictions after all

By Mishpacha Contributors

Magazine Feature

Neo-Nazi ideology is thriving in the tiny German village of Jamel. So seeing us — two obviously Jewish fellows — poking around town was quite a sight… especially when the police showed up

By David Damen

Profiles

Reb Berisch Weiss relives the harrowing days in a bunker with his father, the Minchas Yitzchak

By Riki Goldstein

On Topic

Their husbands are training for degrees that take years (and years) of studying to obtain. How do these women manage physically and emotionally while their husbands pursue their dreams?

By Malkie Lowinger

News In Depth

They sit among you, armed, trained, and ready should an attacker burst through the doors. They are shul marshals, the first of a new breed of security personnel.

By Yochonon Donn