The World’s Evil Resides Within Us. With God’s Help We Can Overcome It
We must embrace the sacred for the acknowledgement of goodness as being inherently stronger than evil.
Why I Walk In God’s Shadow
When my grandmother got ill, I was tempted to turn away from God, instead I learned to walk in His shadow.
How My Chinatown Escape Gave Me A New Perspective On Self-Care
Sometimes you need to escape to find yourself.
How The Original Christmas Story Links To Modern Day Resistance
What the original Christmas story has in common with modern day issues of oppression.
Why I Didn’t Dance For Rubashkin… And Why I Regret It
I let my visceral anger about Trump blind me to an injustice being corrected. And this is something I’ve seen happen in more and more people.
Why Religion Stays Relevant In An Age That Values Constant Change
It is the communal aspect of religion that helps reroute us when we get off-track.
The Holiday Season Is A Triumph Of Light Over Darkness
The bright lights of the holidays remind us that winter will end and the Earth will be reborn.
The Day I Invited Death Into My Home To Take My Father
We knew my father wanted to die at home. So, when the time came, we invited death in.
Imprint: A Memoir Of Surviving Holocaust Transgenerational Trauma
A review of Claire Sicherman’s memoir Imprint.