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Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier
Made in Heaven
Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier
Made in Heaven
Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier
Made in Heaven
Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier
Made in Heaven
Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier
A Gift Passed Along
And that was it. Zeide was forced to simply step over the body and keep marching without pause
Adina Stilerman
A Gift Passed Along
“You, my friend, should be walking around with a camera all day”
Nachman Hellman
Out of Step
The resilience she’s built up from overcoming her pain will help her go so far
Ariella Schiller
Out of Step
"I kind of had a crash course this year in growing up. You won’t know this, Deeny-beany, but I used to dance"
Ariella Schiller
Touch Base
The Conversation, as Mishpacha likes to say, “Continues.” When it comes to shidduchim, it continues, and continues
Batya Weinberg
Touch Base
This column is delivered with warmest blessings to anyone looking for their bashert, and their parents, too
Mrs. Batya Weinberg
On My Shelf: Pesach Theme 5783
Writers share the backstory of the prized possession they’ll keep forever 
Rachel Bachrach
Voice in the Crowd
You don't need a catchy tune to determine your inner life 
Yisroel Besser
Voice in the Crowd
If you aim to serve people, change is necessary — because people change
Yisroel Besser
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If you insist on trying to change your husband, you’re going to pay for it

By Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier

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Your job is to be there for your spouse. To stand by their side, be on their team, regardless of what anyone else may think or say about them. 

By Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier

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I understand how busy you and your spouse are, but there is nothing that will replace spending time together.

By Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier

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You can be right or you can be happily married — not both

By Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier

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Men talk to inform, women talk to connect

By Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier

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“Instead of holding her to the standard of a male, you need to consider what’s normal for a woman”

By Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier