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10 Things I Learned From My Newborn
Having a baby is a busy time in one’s life – and doesn’t leave too much leftover for learning Torah…
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Drawing Lessons From My Shlichut in the UK
In 2021, my family and I left Israel to spend a few years on shlichut in a small community in the United Kingdom.
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What a 70-Year Woman with Pancreatic Cancer Can Teach You About Life
“Sorry to let you know, my mom has Pancreatic Cancer – inoperable. The doctors are giving her 3-6 months”…
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The Intuition that Saved my Daughter’s Life
I just knew it wasn’t right. My inner wisdom rang an alarm bell.
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Losing Myself in the Crowd: My Arduous Journey Towards Orthodox Judaism
Who am I? Why am I here? These were the questions I kept asking myself throughout my religious journey, and I am still attempting to answer them to this day. For a Baal Teshuva, the journey towards Judaism can be long and hazardous. I would like to share my journey of coming closer to Judaism,…
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The Folded Garment: Unveiling G-d’s Kindness
On the morning scheduled for my third IVF treatment, I was awakened early by my phone. A call from the IVF unit just before an embryo transfer is not a good sign and the nurse on the line did not have good news. Unfortunately, none of my embryos were viable and the procedure would have…
