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Work/Life Solutions with Suzanne Spaner
Moe Mernick
Encounters
The Maestro
Norma L. Noiman
Cut ‘n Paste
The Succah That Almost Wasn’t
Ahava Ehrenpreis
Second Thoughts
Empty Stadiums and Empty Shuls
Rabbi Emanuel Feldman
LifeLines
To See the Good
C. Saphir
Song at Sunrise
Awake and Aware
This brachah is the grand finale of the birchos hashachar
Rebbetzin Shira Smiles
Song at Sunrise
Energy Source
To gain energy, go to the right source
Rebbetzin Shira Smiles
Treeo Serial
Remember Me: Chapter 5
How I’m going to stop the guys, I don’t know. I just know that if I don’t find out more, I definitely can’t do anything.
Rochel Samet
Treeo Serial
Remember Me: Chapter 6
These men… Who knows where they’re going, how far, and if I can really keep up on my bike if they go too far
Rochel Samet
Elevate
(Not) Supposed To
Three doses of inspiration to lift the spirit and soul
Family First Contributors
Elevate
Pesichah, the Keys to Eternity   
An expanded Elevate in honor of Yom Kippur
Family First Contributors
Calligraphy
These Trials
Now Jacob’s pathetic cries were a mockery, and I trembled, my knees pulled tight up to my chin. I could not, would not hold him in my arms and watch him slip away. Not again
Perl Weisz
Calligraphy
Heart Defects
“You need to choose to fight this monster or he’ll get the better of you. You can live a happy life, you can break free of this. The first step is to want to get better.”
Michal Marcus
Change of Heart
Change of Heart: Epilogue
I do have a new understanding of how the world works. I knew it all along, but it’s a little more real to me now
Leora Hammer
Change of Heart
Change of Heart: Chapter 10
I didn’t want to do it in fear. I wanted to do it with trust. The ride of my life
Leora Hammer
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Day in the Life
A Day in the Life of Max Berlin

Max Berlin is the chairman of the executive committee of Yeshiva Beth Yehudah in Detroit, Michigan

By Rachel Bachrach

Off the Couch
Balancing Act

“At least I’m not being pressured into learning 24/7 to the point where I’ll end up in an asylum”

By Jacob L. Freedman MD

True Account
Shut Out

Years passed, and each Yom Kippur anew I was tormented at the forgiveness I wanted to give, but couldn’t

By Roizy Baum

Shul with a View
The New Year

“I know this might sound strange, but did your father ever mention me before he passed?”

By Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman

Off the Couch
Lay the Ghost to Rest

“Talk to a ghost? I’m normal, Dr. Freedman. Aren’t you supposed to be normal too?”

By Jacob L. Freedman MD

Cut ‘n Paste
Travel Tales

“Rabbi,” the man responded, “if a rabbi asks, first you give. Questions can be asked later”

By Rabbi Yosef Sorotzkin