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Know This
The daily battles, private prayers, and unexpected growth of raising a child whose struggles play out in public
Ella Fried
Know This
When my world didn’t feel right, I found a new one that fit like a glove
Shoshana Gross
Building Dreams
“So secretive,” she said. “Is this what you’ve been doing while I was away?”
Malka Grunhaus
Building Dreams
“This is our country. Or it would be ours if we could just get rid of the dumb Brits”
Malka Grunhaus
Connections
My husband is very harsh with my kids. Is it my role to put a stop to it?
Sarah Chana Radcliffe
Connections
I’m scared the tiny number of guests I have at my simchah will reflect badly on me
Sarah Chana Radcliffe
It Happened at Midnight: Pesach Theme 5783
While the world dreams and the stars twinkle, the Creator neither slumbers nor sleeps. Ten stories of midnight miracles, epiphanies, and revelations
Family First Contributors
My COVID Hero
We asked you to introduce us to your COVID hero, one of those quiet individuals who moved heaven and earth to lighten your load during this very trying time
Mishpacha Readers
My COVID Hero
As we mark one year since the pandemic changed our lives, we asked you to introduce us to your COVID heroes
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