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Magazine Feature
The Magic Flute
Both were riding to stardom in their day — Avi with his piano and flute, and Barak with his electric guitar — when they turned their lives around and found Torah and chassidus.

By Chananel Shapiro

Magazine Feature
At His Rebbi’s Command
Rabbi Refoel Wolf Shares His Privileged View of Rav Shach

By Chaim Hager

Magazine Feature
Root of the Issue
When, How, and Where Must We Demand Proof of Jewish Identity?

By Yosef Herz

Magazine Feature
Up a Family Tree
Genealogist Eric Feinstein’s meticulous sleuthing and a never-give-up attitude has uncovered family connections his clients didn’t even know existed

By Baila Rosenbaum

In the Numbers
Who Knows Eight?
Special Project Countdown Eight Accounts for Eight Nights

By Mishpacha Contributors

In the Numbers
One Child, One Shabbos Table

By Alexandra Fleksher

In the Numbers
Two Miracles
“He said you will definitely have two children, maybe even three.”

By Rabbi Akiva Fox

In the Numbers
Resolved

By Boaz Bachrach

LifeTakes
Land of Dreams (and Bureaucratic Nightmares)
You call, and they all speak only Hebrew, but that’s okay, hey, you took Ivrit class in school.

By Rochel Samet

Shul with a View
A Closed Book

By Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman

Family Diary
Off the Rack: Chapter 10
Central location, no construction needed, a price I could afford. It seemed too good to be true

By Musia Slavin and Rechama Jaffa

The Moment
Dreams Come True
Putting aside their dreams of graduating high school and going to the army for a new dream they never imagined

By Mishpacha Staff

Family Tempo
What Meets the Eye
“I hate both of you, I hate these stupid eye patches, I hate that I ever met you!”

By Elana Rothberg

True Account
Listen Up
“Shayna does have some hearing loss. But we have a solution,”

By Chaya Rosen