The King’s Song
As Dovid Hamelech’s song continues to ignite our souls, what’s the niggun you’ve made your own?
A Page from His Book
Who are these talmidei chachamin who have dedicated their talents, time, and skill to disseminate someone else’s Torah?
Life Goals
Snir Gueta traded soccer stardom for Shabbos
My Namesake and I
Try as I might, I still harbor that childish conviction that Rus and I are one and the same, that the megillah is referencing me in its depiction of dedication and complete subser ...
Chicken Soup for Hundreds — with Love and Joy
A teacher and a mother, Rebbetzin Machlis cooked for several hundred guests every Shabbos for decades
Ready or Not
You’re my friend — how could you withhold your suspicions from me and delay my child getting the help she needed?
A Royal Stitch-Up
A powerhouse of world-class tailoring, where the iconic uniforms for Great Britain’s most recognizable soldiers are created
From the Mountain to the People
Rav Uri Deutsch shares Shavuos insight and inspiration
Finding my Voice
My stutter didn’t just turn up one day, like it does for some people after a traumatic event — it’s been with me for as long as I can remember
Flashback: Forever Yours, Lifetakes, Issue 645
Every word of Torah is a creation, living and dynamic and ever-growing
Crisp Turkey Asian Salad
Why not incorporate spicy mayo into the dressing along with other ingredients synonymous with Asian cuisine?
