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Double Take
Monster on the Grounds
Rochel (Grunewald) Samet
Family First Feature
Can Non-maternal Women Succeed at Motherhood?
Elisheva Appel and Miriam Kosman
Musings
Hard, Harder, Hardest
Shevy Levine
LifeTakes
A Hand to Hold
Zehava Kaner
Fiction
Her Turn to Shine
Sara Lebenman
Personal Accounts
The Amazing Adventures of a Globe-Trotting, Treif-Spotting Kashrus Supervisor
Meticulous attention to detail, a cool head, and high tolerance for long, uncomfortable journeys are all requirements for Rabbi Danny Moore’s work as a globe-trotting kashrus supervisor. “A mashgiach doesn’t pasken! My job is to see and report the facts on the ground”
Riki Goldstein
Impressions
Southern Hospitality
Half a century after he and his wife served as Torah teachers in the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo, Mishpacha’s Rabbi Moshe Grylak awakens memories of life under a brutal military dictatorship — and learns once again how history comes full circle
Rabbi Moshe Grylak
Metro & Beyond
Relief and Grief as Desperate Search Ends
Tragedy at Sea: The searchers speak. "The thing that kept us going was that we wanted to give the family some closure”
Yochonon Donn
Profiles
Every Jew Is Family
Tzili Schneider wanted to bridge the chasm between chareidim and the irreligious. Her innovative program Is tearing down barriers and opening hearts
Esther Ilana Rabi
Guestlines
Is This Really Galus?
If we don't mourn the destruction, are we truly in galus?
Rabbi Avrohom Neuberger
Open Mic
I Miss Sarah Schenirer
A generation without strong and inspired mothers
Shaina King
2.0 Feature
Insurance — Why You Need To Be Protected
You’re not just depositing money, you’re depositing security, knowing every day that no matter what happens, your family will be taken care of.
Shoshana Segal
2.0 Feature
Saving For Retirement And Your Child’s College Education
Your top priority should be saving for retirement
Mike Stein
Profiles
Picture of Health
Dr. Jonathan Ringo fuses heart and hi-tech at Baltimore’s Sinai Hospital
Margie Pensak
On Topic
Around the World with an Epipen
Have allergies, will travel. Here's how
Eliana Cline
EndNote
Doni Gross' Last Minute Decision
How do entertainers know they made the right choice?
EndNote
Shlomo Simcha's Last Minute Decision
How do entertainers know they made the right choice?
Profiles
Diplomat for Life
Zalman Shoval is perhaps the last remaining member of Israel’s diplomatic corps with insider knowledge of every major geopolitical event from early statehood to the present
Binyamin Rose
The Rose Report
Trump's Bitcoin Takedown
Trump’s attacks on cryptocurrency might be timed to influence what’s going on in the Capitol this week
Binyamin Rose
Tribute
We Will Never Be the Same
Rabbi Ilan Feldman remembers Rav Shmuel Yaakov Weinberg
Rabbi Ilan Feldman
Tribute
He Saw What We Can Be
This was the Rabbi Trenk doctrine: I’m not telling you what to do. The first part isn’t important. How we got here doesn’t make a difference. Why agonize about what was? The main thing is to move forward
Yisroel Besser
News In Depth
A Glimpse of Divinity
Sometimes it takes a trip to the heavens to appreciate G-d’s handiwork on Earth. That’s what the Apollo 11 crew — the first men to step on the Moon — realized 50 years ago
Esther Ilana Rabi
Feature Article
Forever a Fighter
Eliyahu Abramson passed away just a few short months before the 75th anniversary of D-Day. But from Omaha Beach to Aish HaTorah, his life was one long miracle
Morris Engelson
Day in the Life
A Foot in Both Camps
Rabbi Yosef Bendrihem is the director of Camp Yedidim in Brooklyn, New York
Rachel Bachrach
Profiles
The Addict Is Us
What you're really craving: Joey Rosenfeld speaks to our inner addict with the language of the soul
Rachel Ginsberg
Fiction
Go for a Spin
They’re going to solve the shidduch crisis with a spinner?
Bracha Stein
Fiction
Her Turn to Shine
She took a rueful look at Leah’s flower arrangement, at Meira and Chana’s gowns, then at Yehuda’s back. “I guess not everyone read the memo about the color scheme,” she commented
Sara Lebenman
Profiles
Every Jew Is Family
Tzili Schneider wanted to bridge the chasm between chareidim and the irreligious. Her innovative program Is tearing down barriers and opening hearts
Esther Ilana Rabi
LifeLines
In My Own Backyard
A young college student, a Jewish girl named Michelle, walks up to the front, surprising the minister
C. Saphir
Life Lab
Dance Like No One Is Watching
Most people don’t believe me when I disclose my love for dancing. I stand too straight, and my smile is too wry
Esther Kurtz
True Account
Praying for a Miracle
I thought about Shlomo and this story often as my life turned over, as my world ended
Ariella Schiller
Recipes
ORANGE BOURBON-INFUSED GRILLED CHICKEN
Change it up with this grilled chicken dish
Faigy Grossman
Recipes
MEAL-WORTHY GRAIN-FREE CRACKERS 
These crackers are just as yummy, but they will actually fill you up because of their fiber and healthy fat content!
Rorie Weisberg
5 to 9
Work/Life Solutions with Talia Mashiach
"You’re only limited by how big you can dream"
Moe Mernick
10 Questions
10 Questions for Yoni Fishkin
15,000 minyanim, more than 6,500 locations, 70 countries
Rachel Bachrach
Global View
One Serious Agenda
Amnesty rewrites history in bigoted West Bank report. Lest you think I am exaggerating Amnesty’s claims, I let the report, “Destination: Occupation,” speak for itself
Gershon Burstyn
Global View
Iran, a Persistent Foe
The Iranian presence in Syria isn’t going anywhere. They have invested too much. There is an ideological element to this
Gershon Burstyn
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Mourning My Mornings
Despite my shift from singlehood over eight years ago, I still go to bed far too late and still attempt to sleep in
Elana Rothberg
LifeLines
If They Don’t Want Us
They didn't want my daughter, but I knew the shidduch was bashert
C. Saphir
On Topic
Bypass the Mind, Reach the Heart
Studies point to the healing power of a grandparent-grandchild relationship for people with dementia
Malkie Schulman
Friendship Fix
We’re Best Friends, but Our Husbands Can’t Stand Each Other
I don’t think husbands of best friends need to be close, or even good friends, but I feel like this is becoming more and more of an issue
Shoshana Itzkowitz
Words Unspoken
Dear Favorite Little Sis
While I started off the year ogling at you, this seminary girl creature, I ended up wanting to be like you
Your Big Sis
Double Take
His Best Interests
Did the eighth-grade rebbi shut my son out of high school?
Rochel (Grunewald) Samet