How I Reaffirm Every Morning Who I Am and Why I Am Here

Every morning I wake up groggy with little sense of my true self.

By Chana Margulies

Singing on Foreign Soil

Exile is not just a physical displacement from our land; it is a spiritual displacement.

By Chana Cotlar

My Most Unforgettable Performance in a Dark, Hot Barn

I had a splitting headache, was hot and totally discouraged. All those hours spent preparing for this afternoon, renting a car, four hours of driving—all to perform in a hot, dark hall to an invisible, probably sleeping, audience.

By Hanna B. Geshelin

My Daughter Gave Birth While Her Husband Was Dying

When tragedy struck, the rabbi needed to find inner strength, faith, and focus to be there for his daughter, his grandchildren, and most of all himself.

Chaim Kosofsky in conversation with Chana Weisberg

Va'etchanan: Look With Thine Ears

On the Shema and the discipline of listening.

By Baila Olidort

11 Meatless Recipes Perfect for the Nine Days

By Miriam Szokovski