by Rabbi Shraga Simmons
God didn't ask the impossible of me, only the incredibly difficult.
A look at some of the most popular Aish.com articles and videos of the decade.
by Dassi Stein
Amanda's Gran and I had shared a moment of understanding – not as friends, nor as adversaries, but as Jew and Gentile.
Growing up in Iowa, I was the only Jewish child in the auditorium during the Christmas recital.
by Sarah Bloomberg
Alzheimer's has turned my mother into a stranger.
by Mark Halawa
My Muslim background left me unprepared for this shocking discovery.
by Danielle Rosen
The death of my brother caused my little world to come crashing down.
by Ruchama Feuerman
Remembering Simcha Esther Gershan.
by Miriam Landon
Through our child's cancer, we're learning that God is beyond all odds.
by Nathan Weissler
An open letter to the Jewish community from a 16-year-old who has Aspergers.
by Rivka Zahava
In the non-kosher deli section, my father taught me that "If it feels good, do it" is a lie.
by Ben Clayman
My grandfather started learning Torah when he was 80 years old.
by Sarah Shapiro
On being a tourist in the land of the disabled.
by Gabriel Ethans
All I knew about being Jewish was that we were anti-establishment.
by David A. Linn
A college student infiltrates and exposes a messianic cult.
by David Sacks
Sometimes the wrong way gets you to the right destination.
by Seth
My addiction to pornography. A cautionary true story. Reader discretion is advised.
by AP
After 64 years, Rabbi Lau finds the person who saved his life.
by Shani Silverstein
My descent into madness.
by Reyna Simnegar
Becoming a Jew was my greatest act of defiance.
by Dassi Green
Confronting the frightening reality of a hearing impairment.
by Aliza Hausman
When I converted, I wasn't looking for a new community. But that's exactly what I found.
by Talia Carner
For one Hungarian family, being Jewish was a curse. Then basketball changed everything.
by Goldy Rosenberg
Attacked by a dog, a young girl starts questioning reality.
Even the terrifying enlightenment bestowed by Shigeko couldn't teach me that we're most human when we're most divine.
by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon
A heavenly reporter’s discussion with Rabbi Weinberg about his perspective on the world, his legacy, and the Jewish People.
by Jennifer Willis
As a Jew-in-the-making, I am heartened and intimidated by my obligation to those who perished in the Holocaust.
by Allison Josephs
What if living out the dreams of your ancestors keeps you up at night?
by Vitaliy N. Katsenelson
Growing up in the Soviet Union, I felt there was something shameful about being Jewish.
by Simcha Jacobovici
Need a minyan? Nothing is too complicated for the Oprah show.
by Carol Ungar
Looking the Angel of Death in the eye and smiling.
by Mandy Gaziel
Everyone dies, some sooner than later. It's how we choose to live our lives that matters.
by Alan D. Busch
A grieving grandfather, an overwhelmed father and wrestling with God.
Sometimes hitting rock bottom isn't enough.
by Lori Palatnik
Why I donated my kidney to someone I didn't know.
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by Sara Yoheved Rigler
Hershel Puretz wasn't looking to become the savior of 2,000 Israeli families.
My daughter's journey from starvation to salvation
I knew taking care of my mother with Alzheimer's would not be easy, but I didn't realize it could also be so rewarding.
by Ellen Schwartz
Our disabled son has taught me to embrace the simple and everyday beauty of life.
by Natan Sharansky
When the enemy answered "amen."
by Yosef Juarez
The amazing story of our church that en masse decided to convert to Judaism.
by Rabbi Meir Soloveichik
How the Jewish People managed to persevere throughout the arduous centuries of exile.
by Leah Abramowitz
They had been married 62 years and there were no children. Every day she sat by his side, willing him to get better and come home.
by Jonathan S. Tobin
A Jewish captain leads Navy's "Truman" into action.
Why you are never stuck.
We don't need 20/20 vision to see God's hand in the world, or to feel His love.
by Bassi Gruen
Don't wait for a near miss with a bus to realize that God is guiding your every step.
by Rochelle Krich
They like us in Poland, now that we're dead.
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