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Center Stage
Gila Arnold
Care to Join
Leah Greene
Shared Space
Dov Haller
Center Stage
Gila Arnold
The Gatekeeper's Daughter
Esther Teichtal
The Money Trap
I was the perfect dupe; the case study for Credit Card Marketing 101. Until it all came crashing down on me and I risked losing everything
Gila Arnold
The Money Trap
They were living in Israel, but their spending habits were still American. It was a financial disaster waiting to happen
Gila Arnold
For Keeps: Rosh Hashanah Theme 5783
I can see the shul from my dining room window. The idea that it was so close, yet so far, was too much to bear
Binyomin Yudin 
For Keeps: Rosh Hashanah Theme 5783
“He would be killed just for having it in his possession. But a Torah is a Torah and my father was determined to save it”
Sandy Eller
I dare me
The spillover effect of this commitment has been nothing short of incredible
Elisheva Appel
I dare me
I might save a few dollars by checking two stores to see who has a better Kipling sale, but at what expense?
Elisheva Appel
True Account
While my journey had been inward-focused, I now viscerally felt what the support of others could do
Rivka Streicher
True Account
When I was a Muslim, I laughed at those shtreimels. Now I'm wearing one
Rivka Streicher
Reel Chronicles
Outtakes from a video production studio
Moshe Shindler
Reel Chronicles
Shela-He is a Lakewood based organization that gives women the chance to partner with yungeleit by donating a dollar a day
Moshe Shindler
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Center Stage

Huvy kept her eyes on the water. She’d always been a terrible liar, but her mother heard what she wanted to hear

By Gila Arnold

Care to Join

These stories happen every day, and if I wrote them all down, the magazine would become a book. But I can’t stop from sharing Jake’s story

By Leah Greene

Bricks and Ladders

I feel myself flush red, and my ears start buzzing. Alright, then. Time to show her exactly who she’s messing with

By Ariella Schiller

Crisscross

Yael’s proud of herself and I’m glad. This little girl’s come a long way since her first day when she hid under the table

By Tovy Mann

Bricks and Ladders

I sit back weakly and smile at Mrs. Fine as I get used to the new sensation clouding around me: the disapproval of Tamara Fine

By Ariella Schiller

Crisscross

“Goodbye, Mommy,” I say. “I have to go now but we’ll come back every day until you are better and can leave this hospital”

By Tovy Mann