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Confronting The Last Chicken In Brooklyn

Saul Sudin·15 min read
It was the last chicken in Brooklyn. Well, the last one that was still clucking.

Pasturing Amongst Roses: A Prayer For Elul

Rachel Kann·1 min read
Let us know the generousness of wild, abiding and unbounded love.

Maybe Modern Loneliness Is A Good Thing

Rivka Nehorai·4 min read
Loneliness is on the rise, at all levels, and perhaps for good reason. Maybe there is a way to capitalize on it.

The Overeducation Of Religious Youth

Rivka Nehorai·1 min read
Is a lack of breathing room causing neurosis?

The Unspoken Loneliness of College Life

Rivka Nehorai·19 min read
College was the grand disappointment. It was the kidnapping of my inner self, an abrupt shaking of everything I held dear, a promise of salvation that was horribly forgotten.

The Cartography Of Heaven

Rachel Kann·1 min read
Is it even a leap of faith if you know you can’t help but land softly?

A Call To (Open) Arms

Rachel Kann·2 min read
I got you.

In The Time Of Our Sorrow

Rachel Kann·1 min read
We sweeten the darkness, light the bitterness.

A Quarter to Five

Peter Himmelman·1 min read
Noah’s brother and son in law each take one of Noah’s arms. If they were to let go even for a moment, he would fall into the open grave from sheer anguish. As the first scoop of dirt hits his son’s casket, Noah drops to his knees and he moans, almost as a whisper —or an afterthought. The sound that passes from his lips is unearthly.

The Penitent’s Note

Peter Himmelman·3 min read
As the Rabbi continued chanting the Torah portion, Steven took the star-shaped paper to the back of the Shul, near where the coffee maker, the cheese Danishes, and the bottle of Slivovitz always were. He unfolded the paper and noticed first, that it was a hand-written note, and that whomever had written it had exquisite penmanship. ‘Dear Dr. Rice,’ it began. ‘I know you are upset...
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