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Echoes of a Miracle

I went to my childhood synagogue for High Holiday services recently. It has been two decades since I last identified as a Hasid, yet I still find myself retracing my steps. Why did the kid who once loved this synagogue so much choose to leave it?

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I arrived late. Seven...

Photo Credit: Noelle Stone

Location: Lofty Pidgeon Books

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Born & Raised in Brooklyn, NY

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Mina Marsow is a writer from Brooklyn whose work reflects a life lived between worlds. Raised Hasidic and now part of secular American culture, she writes stories rooted in the nuances of cultural difference. Her work invites readers to expand their perspective through deeper understanding of themselves and others.

Mina Marsow writes about the beauty and contradictions within different cultures and how holding space for both

deepens our understanding of ourselves and others.

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The Little Girl in the Big Black Hat

Growing up Hasidic, my unconventional choices for Purim costumes allowed me to take on other identities.

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Photo Credit: Noelle Stone

Location: Der Pioneer Coffee Shop

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