Family First Feature
Baalei teshuvah speak candidly about what they left behind and the obstacles they overcame as they acclimated to frum life
Family First Inbox
“For those studying psychology in secular environments, this is by far the most insidious messaging you’ll hear”
Family Tempo
Hearing updates through the telephone wire made the everyday angst of what my family was living through feel very far away
Windows
Dizzy sparks cascaded in my skull, and accusing inner fingers leached self-esteem from my bones
Sidekick
Between the ages of 2 and 20 the only words you will hear out of their collective mouths are the emphatic, “No!” and “I want!”
Family Diary
“My son is autistic.” I heard the defensiveness in my voice, but also the plea. “Please don’t do anything, or say anything until I get there”
Parshah
One who controls his yetzer hara reaches that same level of mesirus nefesh as the shemittah observers
Second Thoughts
The focus here is not on the mitzvah of giving, but on what giving can do for you
Magazine Feature
For Rabbi Alan Plancey, the crown on his kehillah, one of the fastest-growing Orthodox communities in the UK, tops any royal welcome
