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Center Stage
Gila Arnold
Map the Starlight
Leah Gebber
Normal Like Me
Ruti Kepler
Shared Space
Dov Haller
Normal Like Me
Ruti Kepler
Shul of My Youth
Rabbi Paysach Krohn remembers the shul of his youth
Baila Rosenbaum
Shul of My Youth
For some reason my father chose to become a member at Dukes Place, and that was our shul
Riki Goldstein
Heaven-Sent: Pesach Theme 5783
This Yom Tov, when Eliyahu HaNavi visits every household, we share a collection of first-person encounters, tales of miraculous intervention by a mysterious figure
Rachel Bachrach
Make Her Day: Pesach 5782
Together with some generous sponsors, you helped to: Make Her Day; Pesach 5782
Ariella Schiller
By the Numbers
Parental support: readers share their takes
Family First Readers
By the Numbers
As children become adults, how much do they — and should they — rely on their parents for support? Over 800 parents and children weigh in
Mishpacha Readers
Family Farce: Purim 5782
"Picky eaters? That concept was invented circa 2010; it simply did not exist when we were raising children"
Chana Fishman and Michali Naiman
Family Farce: Purim 5782
How many other foods have achieved the widespread popularity that ketchup has enjoyed for decades?
Yaakov Taub
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Normal Like Me

“Because that’s what normal people do, they take their kids places sometimes and they deal with it,” he said more sharply than he’d intended to

By Dov Haller

On the House

“We all want Zoberman’s to succeed. So why are we — why does it feel like we’re fighting… fighting different battles?”

By Faigy Schonfeld

Center Stage

“I need you to tell me that my film idea is amazing and revolutionary, that it’ll be stupendously successful and change the world”

By Gila Arnold

Map the Starlight

“There are times when an… an illness comes over me.” He forces himself to say the word. Illness. It is not the devil

By Leah Gebber

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Why did he always find himself in the middle? Tugged by both sides, trying to make things good, always trying

By Faigy Schonfeld

Center Stage

“What if… we…” she hesitated briefly, then continued in a rush. “What if we made a film. You know, a full-length, women-only movie?”

By Gila Arnold