By Nina Glick Do you remember when shuls hosted events for teenagers and college students and everyone was anxious to go? Remember when a resume

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Chapter 28 Summary: Yaffa brings Moriah to visit her grandparents. Moriah tells them about her mother’s dream to start a fertility organization, and is shocked

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