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 Rabbi Nechemia Schusterman and his wife, Raizel, run the Chabad Jewish Center in Peabody, Mass. Rabbi Schusterman is a proud father of 7 who enjoys many hobbies, including exercise and writing. He is a practicing mohel and Nationally Certified Recovery Coach NCRC and a Nationally Certified Family Recovery Coach. Read more of his writings at RabbiSchusterman.com.
The range is huge. From doctors and nurses to liquor shops and computer stores.
Since the coronavirus ended nearly two years ago, my fellow earthmates and I made a pact to hold on to the positive changes that resulted from those very difficult and painful times.
I don’t claim to understand G‑d and His ways, but if I had to imagine how things look in heaven, they might look something like this.
Boston-area rabbi writes about responding to his children’s questions.
Facebook Revisited
Not that Facebook and social networking isn’t the “rage” right now—it is. And to say that it is all bad is also not true. It has many redeeming qualities, of which I myself, and our Chabad Center, take great advantage. However, it is simply amazing that s...
What on earth can we learn from the seriously partisan bickering and national chaos surrounding the upcoming mid-term elections?
I could be wrong about this, but I don't believe that the miners were popping pills all day to fight depression. How, I continued to ask myself, are they doing it?
The naysayers say not to worry, but the media apparently missed that memo. You can hardly turn on your radio or TV without hearing another doomsday scenario. And people are scared, and perhaps rightfully so.
Shouldn't G‑d be held accountable for all the suffering that He is aware of, and certainly is in the position to ameliorate? G‑d should be required to answer for His "missteps"—at least as they impact our lives!
Reaching Beyond our Limits
I must imagine, however, that more than anyone else, this was most frightening for the pilot. The knowledge that not only was his own life in his hands, but the lives of over 150 others...
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