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Shame on Me  
Miriam Bodner
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To Forgive 
Raizy Friedman
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Restricted Freedom
Malky Cope
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Branded
Gili Rotman
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Nothing to Lose
Chevy Kepecs
Vantage Point
A Day Like No Other   
Four steps to help us approach Yom Kippur with the proper mindset, embrace its depth, and carry its spiritual impact into the year ahead
Rabbi Yehoshua Frankenhuis
Vantage Point
Traversing the Sea of Elul      
Everyone must recognize where they stand, and which approach will be the most effective for them to properly return to Hashem
Rabbi Yitzchak Lubchansky
Editor's Letter
Calligraphy, Succos 5783: Editor's Letter
Maybe the ultimate strength of Stories is their unique ability to wrangle with the soul
Rachael Lavon
Editor's Letter
Editor's Letter: Calligraphy Pesach 5780
You struggle and toil and build, and then it all comes down, but perhaps that’s the point. Perhaps the glory is in the effort, not the result
Yisroel Besser
step-by-step
Garden to Table
Miriam felt a stifling heat. No, she felt like she was choking. Suddenly, every muscle in her body told her to run Miriam stared at her reflection. It looked the same as always, pale and ordinary. She watched as tears gathered in her eyes. They streamed down her cheeks like rivers, crisscrossing on white ice.
Raquel Goldish
Guestlines
The Key to Meriting Redemption 
Although it was an admirably selfless act, why was Esther’s attribution worthy of triggering the process of geulah?
Rabbi Eytan Feiner
Guestlines
Yom Tov Joy at Wartime
How can simchah coexist with such an intense eis tzarah?
Rabbi Aryeh Kerzner
Dinner Hour
Dinner hour with Rochie Laufer
When it’s time to eat, the youngest ones eat first, followed by the older children, who drift to the table as the smells draw them in
Rochie Laufer
Dinner Hour
Versatile and Delicious Béchamel Pasta 
A meal both adults and kids alike will enjoy!
Rochie Laufer
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My Sister, the Liar       

“It’s true Penina needs to work on the middah of emes. But that doesn’t mean you can speak this way. We all have what to work on”

By S. Scharf

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Blue Light  

“You’re forever at choir practice…” sighed Leah theatrically. “Is it really such a major deal?”

By Yocheved Steinhaus

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Braid Girl

She stood so straight and tall, you’d think either she didn’t realize how strange she looked, or she was proud of it

By Avigayil Bloom

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Surprise Dessert

“I heard that her neighbors used to hear yelling from the apartment — you know, before they sent her away”

By Chevy Kepecs

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Happy to Be Me     

“Baruch Hashem, but Tammy seems to be drifting in a different direction. I’m worried,” said Mom sadly

By Chavi Brody

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Styles of Belonging

Buy yourself something special, Leah! Love, Mommy. I beam at the note and reread the words. Wow! This is simply… amazing!

By Goldie Hirsch

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