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Latest Unlock Your Heart
Unlock Your Heart
Faigie Zelcer and Leah Gebber
Unlock Your Heart
Faigie Zelcer and Leah Gebber
Unlock Your Heart
Faigie Zelcer and Leah Gebber
Unlock Your Heart
Faigie Zelcer and Leah Gebber
Unlock Your Heart
Faigie Zelcer and Leah Gebber
Teen Serial
“Meeting Shan’s mother feels more like a job interview with a boss who already hates you”
Ariella Schiller
Teen Serial
Hashem, I whisper, please help me. I have no idea what to do. I don’t want to hurt anybody. And I’m just really, really tired
Ariella Schiller
Branding Together
Seeing Calmin’ Ground’s website finally going live was an incredibly rewarding experience for everyone involved
Sandy Eller
Branding Together
The transformation of the Lowensteins’ farm was really starting to take shape
Sandy Eller
Bedrock of Belief
We are in the world of planting, but the time to reap will come
Mrs. Shani Mendlowitz
Bedrock of Belief
What do you really yearn for?
Mrs. Shani Mendlowitz
Shul with a View
To his shock and amazement, Dovid replied, “I had a great time! It was my best night of the week!”
Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman
Shul with a View
“If a Jew who knew no English was so careful about Shabbos, I know I can keep Shabbos, too”
Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman
Jr. Fiction
The path to greatness runs through our mistakes   Barrier: Am I Angel or Sinner? I’d like to embrace the purity and holiness of Yom Kippur, but I’ve been through a Yom Kippur every single year, and I’m never very different at the end of it. We’re told the day itself brings us to a
Bashie Lisker
Jr. Fiction
Mendy stalks toward me, hand outstretched. I shriek until Mommy comes onto the porch to see what’s going on
Ariella Schiller
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Unlock Your Heart

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

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Unlock Your Heart

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

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