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Rebecca Klempner
Rebecca Klempner is a wife, mother, writer, and editor living in Los Angeles. Her work has appeared online in Tablet Magazine, Kveller, Hevria, and JewishFiction.net, and in print in many Jewish publications, including Hamodia and The Jewish Press. Her latest book is Glixman in a Fix (Menucha Publishers 2017). You can learn more about her work and where to find it on her website, rebeccaklempner.com.
Daily Life
Why I’m Learning To Give Without Taking
The merit of giving without any expectation of reward.
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April 23, 2019
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February 28, 2019
Relationships & Family
How My Grandma Communicates With Me… Even After Her Death
My grandma's great love of words has kept us connected.
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February 05, 2019
Compassion for difficulties
Is It Wrong To Enjoy Your Wealth While Others Are Suffering?
My grandmother thrived during the Depression, while many others suffered. But... I don't judge her for it.
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January 03, 2019
Grief & Coping
How Accepting That My Time On Earth Was Limited Changed Everything
After years of taking it for granted that I would live a long time... Suddenly, I wasn't so sure.
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December 12, 2018
Inspiring People
Eishet Chayil: How to Be Beautiful Forever
I learned the secret of eternal beauty from my grandmother.
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November 20, 2018
Spirituality & Faith
Being Religious Means Accepting That Sometimes Our Faith Ebbs
A recent crisis made me feel that God was far away, but my faith has been restored.
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October 04, 2018
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August 29, 2018
Daily Life
What Happened When I Conquered My Fear Of Swimming In The Pacific
The exhilarating feeling of trusting yourself and conquering your fears.
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