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Cream of the Crop – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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Tucked into the old-world landscape of Lancaster County is an unexpected intersection with the contemporary kosher world: an Amish dairy where organic milk becomes boutique cheese under the exacting supervision of a chassidishe mashgiach, together with the Skverer Rebbe’s meticulous demands for kosher production. It’s also the story of a small Jewish community that has quietly come back to life in the heart of Amish country We’re driving along the quiet roads of Paradise, Pennsylvania, one of th
Credits Due – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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In an era of viral tracks and borrowed melodies, the people who composed the background music of our lives are often forgotten, leaving us asking: WHO WROTE THAT TUNE? With the Yamim Noraim season in swing, I was thinking about Kol Nidrei. In every shul I have davened in, the chazzan uses some variation of the same slow, moving, almost haunting nusach. I was wondering how old that tune is and where it comes from. The roots of Kol Nidrei reach back to the Gemara (Nedarim 23b), which describes a p
Still Praying for His People – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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The little forest town of Michelstadt in the German state of Hessen just 72 km from Frankfurt am Main, draws a steady traffic of Jewish visitors, and they’re not coming to see the town’s charming medieval buildings or the historic marketplace. The Baal Shem of Michelstadt, whose yahrtzeit is right after Rosh Hashanah, was famous in his lifetime for blessings that materialized. As countless visitors to his kever can testify, he’s still pulling strings from his place in the World of Truth In Novem
Be Our Guest – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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Extra beds. Fresh linens. A stocked fridge. And a door that rarely closes. Meet the women who have turned hachnassas orchim into a way of life I have family members and simchah guests about two or three weekends a month. During the week, I host singles and businesspeople. For example, this summer, three out-of-town post-seminary girls stayed here when they had to be in New York. We also put up out-of-town families making weddings in New York City. One Shabbos when I was away, the people who stay
Mother by Law, Mother Through Love – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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When I got married, six years after my own mother passed away, I got a great husband — and another mother alongside him. My mother-in-law treated me like a daughter. We lived in Eretz Yisrael after our wedding, and I was expecting my first baby to arrive right before Pesach. Before my ninth month began, we flew back to the States. My mother-in-law made sure we could have the small apartment on top of her Flatbush home, so we would have our privacy. She was a busy, working woman, but she prepared
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