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FamilyFirst editor Sara Bonchek shares her wholesome and frugal meal ideas
Riki Goldstein
Dinner Diaries
Family First reader Shoshana Friedman shares her kid-friendly, health-minded meals
Riki Goldstein
Personal Accounts
The sad reality is that human nature remembers difficulties well, but forgets blessings quickly “If you’ll say, ‘What will we eat in the seventh year’… I’ll command My blessing in the sixth year, to yield enough for three years.” (Vayikra 25:20-21) Why’s the farmer worried during shemittah at all? Didn’t he just experience the blessing
Mishpacha Contributors
Personal Accounts
This year, this niggun was an anthem because we showed it. He’s always there for us, but this year, we were there for Him too.
Yisroel Besser
Inside Job
What’s on the menu? Three seasoned professionals open up about what it’s like to feed the crowds from their kitchens
Rachel Bachrach
Inside Job
Three PAs on what they do, why they love it, and how, contrary to popular belief, being a PA is not second best to being a doctor
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Succos E-Mag Bonus
The sad reality is that human nature remembers difficulties well, but forgets blessings quickly “If you’ll say, ‘What will we eat in the seventh year’… I’ll command My blessing in the sixth year, to yield enough for three years.” (Vayikra 25:20-21) Why’s the farmer worried during shemittah at all? Didn’t he just experience the blessing
Mishpacha Contributors
Succos E-Mag Bonus
The sad reality is that human nature remembers difficulties well, but forgets blessings quickly “If you’ll say, ‘What will we eat in the seventh year’… I’ll command My blessing in the sixth year, to yield enough for three years.” (Vayikra 25:20-21) Why’s the farmer worried during shemittah at all? Didn’t he just experience the blessing
Mishpacha Contributors
The Bigger Picture
The medics had returned to Meron and were sitting in a circle around 45 candles, processing their loss, their limits
Charlie Harary
The Bigger Picture
Let’s do what Yidden do, even now, even after, and after, and after again
Yisroel Besser
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