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Creating Little Miracles
by Sacks-Herenstein Center
Three conversations on Judaism, infertility, and surrogacy.
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Episode 3: Rabbi Ezra Schwartz
Creating Little Miracles is a heartfelt and thought-provoking podcast that explores the intersection of Judaism, infertility, and surrogacy. Through intimate conversations, expert insights, and personal stories, this series shines a light on the emotional and spiritual journeys faced by Jewish individuals and couples navigating the challenges of building a family.Each episode delves into topics such as halachic perspectives on fertility treatments, the emotional toll of infertility, the evolving role of surrogacy in Jewish communities, and the deeply personal stories of those who have walked this path. Whether you’re personally affected by infertility, supporting a loved one, or simply curious about the intersection of modern reproductive technology and ancient tradition, Creating Little Miracles offers a compassionate, informative, and inspiring space for all listeners.
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Episode 2: Dr. Aimee Baron
Creating Little Miracles is a heartfelt and thought-provoking podcast that explores the intersection of Judaism, infertility, and surrogacy. Through intimate conversations, expert insights, and personal stories, this series shines a light on the emotional and spiritual journeys faced by Jewish individuals and couples navigating the challenges of building a family.Each episode delves into topics such as halachic perspectives on fertility treatments, the emotional toll of infertility, the evolving role of surrogacy in Jewish communities, and the deeply personal stories of those who have walked this path. Whether you’re personally affected by infertility, supporting a loved one, or simply curious about the intersection of modern reproductive technology and ancient tradition, Creating Little Miracles offers a compassionate, informative, and inspiring space for all listeners.
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Episode 1: Dr. Jonathan Schwab
Creating Little Miracles is a heartfelt and thought-provoking podcast that explores the intersection of Judaism, infertility, and surrogacy. Through intimate conversations, expert insights, and personal stories, this series shines a light on the emotional and spiritual journeys faced by Jewish individuals and couples navigating the challenges of building a family.Each episode delves into topics such as halachic perspectives on fertility treatments, the emotional toll of infertility, the evolving role of surrogacy in Jewish communities, and the deeply personal stories of those who have walked this path. Whether you’re personally affected by infertility, supporting a loved one, or simply curious about the intersection of modern reproductive technology and ancient tradition, Creating Little Miracles offers a compassionate, informative, and inspiring space for all listeners.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Three conversations on Judaism, infertility, and surrogacy.
HOSTED BY
Sacks-Herenstein Center
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Three conversations on Judaism, infertility, and surrogacy.
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Creating Little Miracles is created and hosted by Sacks-Herenstein Center.
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