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Bricks and Ladders
Ariella Schiller
Bentzi and the Mystery in the Museum
Shifra Glick
Win or Lose
Chaim Finkelstein
More or Less
Esther Kurtz
The Gatekeeper's Daughter
Esther Teichtal
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Are we deluding ourselves? Because atop our daily servings of news, we’re getting a not-so-subtle sprinkling of culture
Shoshana Friedman
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When did America become a country where workplaces, friendships, even families get ripped apart by political views?
Shoshana Friedman
Pearls of Wisdom   
Shlomo Hamelech compares an eishes chayil to one thing — a merchant’s ship
Family First Contributors
Pearls of Wisdom   
Darshah tzemer u’fishtim — she seeks wool and linen. Why is she out searching for fibers to spin?
Family First Contributors
Calculated Risk
A confident parent isn’t afraid of the question and therefore doesn’t panic
Rabbi Yossi Bensoussan
Calculated Risk
It’s not my responsibility to fix anyone — not even my child or my spouse
Rabbi Yossi Bensoussan
Solve Our Image Problem
What — if anything — can be done to repair the damage? And what role do we play in the dynamic?
Mishpacha Staff
Solve Our Image Problem
"The primary reason we should be behaving in a certain way, in whatever situation, is because it’s the right way to do things"
Alexandra Fleksher
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Center Stage

It was frustrating beyond belief that she had to spend her first morning worrying about something that should have been completed weeks ago

By Gila Arnold

Shared Space

Kivi sat quietly. His in-laws had been the ones who’d wanted this dinner, here he was, let them worry about the program and the awkward conversation

By Dov Haller

Bricks and Ladders

I’ve gone against the group. Add that to Tzippy’s shidduch, and I’m pretty much a social pariah

By Ariella Schiller

More or Less

“Why do you have to be so mature?” she said finally. “Why do you have to say the things that just take my whole rant and somehow defeat it?

By Esther Kurtz

The Gatekeeper's Daughter

It is an old — a very old — photo album. Daina clutches the album gingerly, afraid to disturb the cracked, crackly sheets of plastic

By Esther Teichtal

Center Stage

“It feels funny, doesn’t it? Going somewhere so off-the-beaten-Jewish path. Everyone will be staring at us like animals in the zoo”

By Gila Arnold