The story of the Exodus doesn’t begin with plagues or miracles. It begins with a single moment, when one man decides to put his life on the line.
Saved in the Nick of Time
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Treat Me Like a Brother
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What Joseph’s forgiveness reveals about human relationships and our relationship with G-d.
Seeing the Miracles
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It is easy to focus on what is broken in the world. The harder—and holier—task is learning to notice what is quietly going right.
Not Private Property
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From Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka, OBM, and Hey Teves — to Serach bat Asher and Yocheved, who was born between the walls: how the very existence of a single child completes the Jewish people.
The Memory That Refused to Die
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Yosef disappears from his father’s life for twenty-two years, and yet one sentence is enough to prove that he is still the same person.
The Chabad Pioneer of Australia
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The Roots of Jewish Life Down Under
Join Chabad, Be Ahead of the Curve
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The biggest spiritual revolutions don’t come through pressure—but from trends nobody even realizes.
Is it a Chicken or Fish?
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From the village priest, to Yosef in Egypt, to the Greeks in the Land of Israel — how changing a name, or holding on to it, can shape our destiny.
Begin, Rachel, and the Heart of a Jewish Home
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Sometimes a forgotten bookmark or a single phrase in the Torah can open a window into the deepest truths about loss, strength, and what really sustains a Jewish home.
From a Life Destroyed to a Life Restored
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A Letter from the Rebbe and the miracle that resulted.