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Unlock Your Heart
The Heart in the Sea
Faigie Zelcer and Leah Gebber
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Rosh Hashanah: The Freedom to Choose
Faigie Zelcer and Leah Gebber
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Gladden Your Heart: Part VII
Faigie Zelcer and Leah Gebber
Unlock Your Heart
Gladden Your Heart: Part VII
Faigie Zelcer and Leah Gebber
Unlock Your Heart
Purify Your Heart: Part VI 
Faigie Zelcer and Leah Gebber
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
Moonlight
Our Secret Weapon
With the conviction that we are nothing, we declare Him King
Rabbi Menachem Nissel
Moonlight
The Puah Principle
It's the small acts that make big people
Rabbi Menachem Nissel
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Two Billion  
It’s a cool milestone, and don’t argue that Android is ahead
Esther Kurtz
Tech Wire
Tech Wire
There really is no safe place
Esther Kurtz
Voices for Eternity
Esther HaMalka: Robed in Royalty
Esther was prepared to sacrifice everything—her very life and even her portion in Olam HaBa—for the sake of the people
Rebbetzin Shira Smiles
Voices for Eternity
Chuldah Haneviah: Heartbeats of Hope
The tefillos of men are carried upward through the prayers and tears of the women
Rebbetzin Shira Smiles
War Diaries
Our Woman at the Hostage Headquarters  
Armed with tefillin and neiros, Riki Siton is fighting to free the hostages
Elana Moskowitz
War Diaries
Silent City
In Tzfas, the war looms in every silence
Bashie Lisker
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Unlock Your Heart Part IV

When we can’t identify the strivings of our souls, the siddur identifies them and gives them words

By Faigie Zelcer and Leah Gebber

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Unlock Your Heart: Part II

We think we feel too little; we actually feel too much

By Faigie Zelcer and Leah Gebber

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A Woman’s Best Friend Is Her Siddur

When we learn to let go of results-driven tefillah, we can open up to the idea of tefillah being a connection

By Faigie Zelcer and Leah Gebber