Is Memory More Important Than Facts In Holocaust Research?
In researching her grandmother’s past as a Holocaust survivor, Amy discovers a wealth of anecdotes and personal narratives from family members.
Inspiring People
Lessons Learned From Saying Yes To A Differently-Abled Bar Mitvah Boy
To a young man with special needs, being denied a Bar Mitvah feels like being rejected from the Jewish community.
A Catholic Woman’s Open Letter To Linda Sarsour
Although many see Linda Sarsour as a divisive figure, there is much that can unite us.
The Lubavitcher Rebbe Taught That Saintliness Is A Progression
Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson taught that there are various levels of saintliness that we can all strive towards.
The German Pastor Who Died Fighting Nazism With Spiritual Activism
Dietrich Bonhoeffer was a German pastor who used his faith as a guiding force to fight Nazi Germany.
Remembering A Life That Was Guided By Loyalty
Rabbi Moskowitz attends the funeral of one of his congregants and reflects on a life well-lived.
The Circus Aerialist Who Doesn’t Take Risks
Although circus aerialist Tisha Tinsman does not see herself as a risk taker, her life shows otherwise.
How Moshe Feldenkrais Reminds Me that Life is an Adventure
By taking unconventional paths in life, Dr. Feldenkrais was able to accumulate a variety of experiences and talents which were the basis for his inspirational work.
Author Jeff Greenwald Says Yes To All The Universe’s Wild Suggestions
An interview with travel author, Jeff Greenwald, in which he describes how being open to the universe has led to amazing adventures.
Why My Friend Steven Was A Great Man
Remembering a friend who lived a meaningful life and inspired others to do the same.