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Moving Forward
“Your acceptance of your situation is very refreshing. We don’t always have to know the end"
Estie Samson
Moving Forward
"There aren’t so many people like me around here and I’m looking to make a new friend”
Estie Samson
Story Time
“So… the boy I thought I killed because of my creation survived after all.” Shabsi stared at Sylvester
Y. Bromberg
Story Time
Shabsi lifted his head from the ground and saw something rising from the dirt. So tall, so powerful
Y. Bromberg
Perspective
We all must have the courage to keep going, the humility to keep knowing, and the hearts to keep growing
Rabbi Efrem Goldberg
Perspective
D ear Shevy, The best thing about turning 40 is that you can blame everything on a midlife crisis! Wishing you a wonderful and wacky decade ? Love, Rivky I look up from my birthday card. “Ha, ha,” I say to Rivky, sitting across from me at The Coffee Corner. We’ve been celebrating each other’s
Tribute
Zaidy Morgenstern showed me that survival comes in many shapes and forms
Yisroel Besser
Tribute
As we mark the shloshim of Rabbi Moshe Hauer ztz"l, Mishpacha contributors share more memories
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The Ring of Healing: Succos 5785
So much more binds us than separates
Penina Steinbruch
The Ring of Healing: Succos 5785
One year later, converging circles of heart and hope
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