My Sister’s Light: Tikkun Olam by Amy Fine
I was two and a half when my sister Lauren was born. Seven weeks early and weighing 3lbs, 10oz, she came out fighting. Everyone was
I was two and a half when my sister Lauren was born. Seven weeks early and weighing 3lbs, 10oz, she came out fighting. Everyone was
For the past four years, as a Street Outreach Specialist for Urban Ministry Center, I’ve had the opportunity to work with Charlotte’s most vulnerable, often
There is much light in so many people I know. I’ve known professional mentors who guided me in their footsteps to do fulfilling, purposeful work;
Life with 3 children and a career can be very challenging and finding quality time to do something other than keeping things afloat felt scarce.
I have always been puzzled by the Western individualistic notion that you can’t truly love or be loved by others until you love yourself. I
I am truly blessed – I’m asked each day to work towards building relationships within our community. Through this work, I have learned that these
I have always been Jewish. Not just by birth, but as a key part of my identity. Growing up in Miami, I was the one
Have you ever stopped to wonder how you came to arrive at a particular life moment? How did your soul guide you? Did you let
My neighbors recently returned my bicycle which they had stored for me over the better part of a year. When I recharged my cycling computer
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