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Dear Ima
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Dearest Zeidy
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To My Former Yom Kippur Tablemate
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Dear Shadchan
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Dear Student
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Voices for Eternity
Esther HaMalka: Robed in Royalty
Esther was prepared to sacrifice everything—her very life and even her portion in Olam HaBa—for the sake of the people
Rebbetzin Shira Smiles
Voices for Eternity
Chuldah Haneviah: Heartbeats of Hope
The tefillos of men are carried upward through the prayers and tears of the women
Rebbetzin Shira Smiles
Parshah
Parshas Vayakhel/Pekudei: 5786
They were to measure according to their abilities, albeit within the constraints of human imperfections
Faigy Peritzman
Parshah
Parshas Ki Sisa: 5786
Had they slept on it, the issue would’ve resolved itself when Moshe returned
Faigy Peritzman
It Happened at Midnight: Pesach Theme 5783
And It Happened at Midnight
While the world dreams and the stars twinkle, the Creator neither slumbers nor sleeps. Ten stories of midnight miracles, epiphanies, and revelations
Family First Contributors
Solve Our Image Problem
Solve Our Image Problem: A Special Project
What — if anything — can be done to repair the damage? And what role do we play in the dynamic?
Mishpacha Staff
Solve Our Image Problem
Rabbi Shlomo Soroka: The Front Line is in Our Own Backyard
"The primary reason we should be behaving in a certain way, in whatever situation, is because it’s the right way to do things"
Alexandra Fleksher
On Topic
Quiet People in a Noisy World
On Purim, Esther Hamalkah reminds us of the strength that lies in silence
Esther Ilana Rabi
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Everybody's Looking at Me
What triggers and exacerbates self-consciousness — and how can you overcome it?
Miriam Bloch
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Dear Seminary Girl on the Airplane

I thought that divorce meant saying goodbye to one person in your life

By Anonymous

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Dear Daughter

“Please keep in mind that dan l’chaf zechus relates to parents as well”

By Anonymous

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Dear Married Friend

“I promise you, it’s harder for me to speak to you than it is for you to speak to me”

By Anonymous

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To My Dear “Old” Friend

Should I have gone to visit you? Should I have ignored my concern that you wouldn’t want to see people? Should I have realized you might not make it to Sunday?

By Anonymous

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Dear Mom and Step-Dad and Daddy and Step-Mommy

During a simchah, which is typically such an exciting time, there’s often an underlying feeling of tension

By Anonymous

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Dear Nurses, Aides, and Visitors

Even my friends of decades find it tough to see me this way, I can tell. But trust me — I haven’t changed

By Anonymous

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