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Family First Feature
Here We See Miracles  
From Teveria, Rabbanit Leah Kook spreads authenticity and faith

By Elana Moskowitz

FF POV
“I Think Pull Is…”     
Protektzia is baked into our society. Should it be?

By Family First Readers

Family First Feature
I Needed to Come Home    
Their ancestors hid from the Inquisition — now they’re coming home

By Bashie Lisker

Family First Feature
Modern-Day Miracles 
Four writers share stories of modern-day miracles

By Family First Contributors

A Better You
Share the Mic
A crucial social skill is the ability to take turns and respond appropriately in conversation

By Family First Contributors

Family First Inbox
Family First Inbox: Issue 924
“Many women with ADHD suffer silently and feel overwhelmed with thoughts and emotions and tend to feel ‘stuck’” 

By Family First Readers

The Conversation Continues
Just Answer “No” — The Conversation Continues
Should seminaries ask applicants if they’ve gone to therapy?

By Family First Readers

Family Living
Living Room: Brighten the Nights
Chanukah tips and tricks to make the most of these eight nights

By Ariella Schiller

LifeTakes
Waiting for My Flame    
But all I could think was: Why did my flame have to die?
Tribute
Like a Burning Flame 
In tribute to Rav Asher Deutsch ztz”l

By Yair Stern

True Account
Game Point 
Yosef Yitzchak Gershon learned it’s never too late to shake off the past

By Barbara Bensoussan

20 Questions for 20 Years
20 Questions for Rachel Bachrach
Deputy editor Rachel Bachrach pulls the strings from her home in Cincinnati, Ohio, using her Masters in Journalism

By Riki Goldstein

Second Thoughts
The Hiding Chanukah
There are two types of miracles: the neis nistar (the hidden, concealed miracle) and the neis nigleh ( the open, obvious miracle)

By Rabbi Emanuel Feldman

Serial
Picture This: Chapter 35
Her entire life in Boston had been surrounded by action and drama and chaos. Why had she wanted to leave it all behind?

By Ariella Schiller