by Bluma Gordon

Shannon Nuszen’s mission was to convert as many Jews as possible. Her fealty to the truth sent her in an unexpected direction.

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The first intermarriage in Becky Bordo's family launches her journey to explore her Jewish identity.

by Malka and Leah Berger

After the Holocaust, I was an emaciated girl, spent physically, emotionally and mentally, facing a robust and cruel Russian soldier with no conscience. What chance did I have?

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Amid Paris' high-end art scene, Antoine Helwaser embarked on a spiritual journey in the shadow of the Holocaust.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

For centuries, Dr. Joe Maldonado’s family hid their Jewishness. Researching his family's ancestry revealed a startling discovery.

by Rosi Behar and Monica Haim

My journey into the uncharted territory of cancer.

by Tzvi Gluckin

David Fishof makes dreams come true, while staying committed to his Jewish values.

by Lawrence Joseph Seiler

One journalist’s fight to make a difference despite having cerebral palsy.

by Judy Gruen

Dorothy Melvin's life was upended by a shocking phone call.

by Sara Yoheved Rigler

Angels can be created by human beings. My father taught me how.

by Giti Fredman

We don’t get to choose the departures of our loved ones.

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

Cory's unique path to Aish HaTorah in Jerusalem.

by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen

Isaac was about to get expelled from school until one student's kind act changed everything.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Sarah Dukes inspired thousands by chronicling her husband’s 10-month battle with Covid-19.

by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen

Sometimes your actions are instrumental in ways you're completely unaware of.

by Jody Berkel

Sometimes small acts have huge outcomes. I know. My life's trajectory was changed by one.

by Kat Bautista

How Judaism got an ex-Catholic prospective convert to love clothes – and enjoy life.

by Sofya Tamarkin

A true story that we need to hear during these difficult times.

by Seth Landau

My grandfather was the coolest grandpa a kid could want.

by Sofya Tamarkin

Her father refused to believe the doctors' pessimistic diagnosis. Her miraculous survival instilled a steadfast gratitude to God, despite the barrage of atheistic Communist propaganda.

by Rabbi Shmuel Lesher

Rabbi Sacks did not just give me access to Judaism's core beliefs, he gave me access to myself.

by Cheri Tannenbaum

Miracles do happen… at their prescribed time.

by Sara Yoheved Rigler

The Jewish recipe for living with gratitude.

by Eliezer Shore

Elijah the Prophet can come in all types of guises.

by Batsheva Jacubovic

Like me, the brooch was once whole, then broken, and then transformed.

by Readers' Digest

A serendipitous encounter with a Hungarian survivor leads to an incredible reunion.

by A Wife of a Porn Addict

My anger, pain and sadness are being replaced with hope, respect and admiration. It has not been easy.

by Rabbi Levi Welton

Passionate about teaching the Holocaust, Ernie Hollander debated a denier on TV. Then the impossible happened.

by Ahava S. Ehrenpreis

Why did no ram appear to take the place of my son?

by Beth Firestone

Sometimes the people you love can’t give what you need. What happens then?

by Marjorie Ordene

I went looking for freedom. I’d landed in the wrong place.

by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen

A true story about a father who refused to give up on his child.

by Sara Yoheved Rigler

What to do when you lose it big time.

by Elissa (Galster) Davidson

I lost most of my possessions, but gained so much more.

by David Perlow

My spiritual journey from the night clubs in Prague to serving as a lone Israeli soldier on the Gaza border.

by Ariella Schiller

Husband, father, Torah scholar, actuary, active community member – Yakov never stopped utilizing every moment.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

An interview with Sarah Dukes, whose husband nearly died from Covid-19.

by Billye Tziporah Roberts

I define myself as a Black Jewish woman. Which of those words most reflects who I am depends on the day.

by Rebekka B. Bodoff

I defined myself as a violinist. Until a car accident shattered my arm.

by Jodi Samuels

When we can't change a situation, we're challenged to change ourselves.

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

Becky overcame her fear and was the last of 60,000 people tested, at the very last blood drive. She was a perfect match.

by Jody Berkel

Dancing my way towards a deeper relationship with God and the Jewish people.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Elisheva Rishon’s empowering designs reflect her experiences as a Black Orthodox Jew.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

How believing in God made me a grateful person.

by Rabbi Levi Welton

Many stories of Chassidic Rebbes involve miracles. Mine involved guinea pigs.

by Aliza Bracha Klein

I never have. I don't know any black Jew who does.

by Luis Andres Henao and Jessie Wardarski

A tribute to the beloved New Yorker who defied expectations.

by Billye Tziporah Roberts

I've always known that there was a God. I saw God everywhere and felt that He wanted a relationship with us.

by Yisroel Juskowitz

My brother’s sudden, unexpected death has left within me a gaping hole.

by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon

5 ways my life was changed by my 26-day battle with the virus.