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Rav Nota Schiller ztz"l, founder of Ohr Somayach, spent the last 50 years in the forefront of the kiruv movement
Mishpacha Contributors
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Rabbi Mendel Belsky saw how all Jews shined on the inside, even if they’d been tarnished by life’s struggles
Yitzchok Schwarz
FF Theme: Enduring Kindness
16 stories of gestures small and large, whose warmth lingers long afterward
Family First Readers
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A dish that encapsulates generations of keeping Shabbos and following our Sages. And yet, no two cholents are the same
Mishpacha Staff
Staff Room
I always make a big brunch seudah in the morning — two big shakshukas, tons of fresh bread, and lots of fresh, cold grapes and watermelon to help everyone start to hydrate.
Family Table Contributors
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The boy’s not quite aware, certainly not calculated, maybe not even fully conscious. But he’s singing into the darkness
Shoshana Friedman
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To grow, humans need warmth, receptivity to nutrients, connection to the source. Cynicism sucks away all those vital elements
Shoshana Friedman
Take 2
All human beings crave connection but those connections don’t have to take place on muddy terrain
Mindy Rosenthal M.S., BCBA/LBA
Take 2
I’m having a really hard time forgiving her, and I’m too embarrassed to talk to her about the conversation I overheard
Mindy Rosenthal M.S., BCBA/LBA
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