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Leah Gebber
Turning Tides
Leah Gebber
Turning Tides
Leah Gebber
Turning Tides
Leah Gebber
Turning Tides
Leah Gebber
Mesorah Quest
How did a clandestine Jewish community in the shadow of Mount Kilimanjaro stay under the radar for so many decades?
Ari Greenspan
Mesorah Quest
High on isolated Indian cliffs, the Bnei Menashe are almost living Jewish
Ari Greenspan
Deep Dive
A real Jewish leader allows everyone to feel accepted and welcomed.
Tamar Skydell 
Deep Dive
From beer to Barclays, Azriel Chelst is strategizing behind the scenes and netting partnerships with a Torah mindset
Mimi Minsky
Grab the Reins
“These addicts give up everything to get clean. They leave their homes, their families, their jobs, they leave their creature comforts and everything else behind” ,Grab the Reins: Chapter 34,“These addicts give up everything to get clean. They leave their homes, their families, their jobs, they leave their creature comforts and everything else behind”
Shoshana Schwartz
Grab the Reins
“When something really does bother you but you don’t let yourself feel it, that’s a problem. That’s what causes resentments”,Grab the Reins: Chapter 33,“When something really does bother you but you don’t let yourself feel it, that’s a problem. That’s what causes resentments”
Shoshana Schwartz
PlateArt
It didn’t take long for me to discover that most frum guys don’t want an irreligious girl — even if she really wants to be religious Arocky hillside before me somewhere deep in the American West. Miles of march behind me. An 80-lb pack on my back. Hours to go until the finish line. My
Esther Ottensoser
PlateArt
Enhance your Yom Tov table with these simple yet sharp ideas.
Esther Ottensoser
Reel Chronicles
“What if instead of focusing on what people with addiction are struggling with, we show the positive moments that GYE can help them tap into?”
Moshe Shindler
Reel Chronicles
To highlight how executive directors are the true powers behind our mosdos
Moshe Shindler
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