Awakenings by Rachel Naomi Remen
The things we can experience yet cannot prove may be the very things that
ultimately sustain our lives.
An Ancient Prescription for Inner Peace by Leonard Felder
Reciting a daily prayer when you rise in the morning and lie down at night
can help you overcome adversity.
Boston: Cornerstone of History by Jonathan Sarna
How Boston emerged as a creative and intellectual Jewish hub.
Where Was Isaac?
by Jack Riemer
After Abraham and Isaac set out on their fateful journey to Mount Moriah,
they never spoke to one another again. That silence echoes to this day.
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Added Value
Wicked to Wise: An Interview with Rabbi Jan Katzew
Judah, the once-wicked son who conspired to sell his brother Joseph into slavery,
ultimately chooses a righteous path--setting an example that can bring healing
to even the most dysfunctional of families.
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by Judy Shanks
How you can honor your mother, even if you don't respect her.
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"He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother" by Michael Gold
My reconciliation with Jeffrey after a year-long estrangement taught me enduring
life lessons about family and faithfulness.
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