matchmaking

When a mother asked, "Who would marry our wounded soldiers?" she unknowingly sparked a groundbreaking project pairing single women with injured veterans. Matchmaker Rachel Hominer and mother Osnat Even-Tzur share their uplifting stories of success and unexpected connections.

After over two decades in matchmaking, having successfully paired hundreds, Chana Zoldan is convinced that anyone can get married – it's not that complicated. She now offers personal coaching, promising to guide women to their weddings, because 'with God’s help, it will happen soon.'

Against all odds: moving past trauma to marriage, a matchmaking without ever meeting the groom, and the personal loss that changed her life. Racheli Huminer shares her journey.

Issues that could seriously affect a marriage must be divulged beforehand. Knowing how to do so without causing more repercussions than necessary is vital

What do you do when there's a lockdown but match meetings need to go on? In the heart of Bnei Brak, there's a unique charity providing a venue for match meetings. Nirith Shalom shares her story.

When Rebbetzin Rivka Gadlewitz moved to Israel, she took on the mission of educating Russian girls and helping them establish families. Thirty years later, she reflects on the numerous matches she facilitated and shares surprising matchmaking stories.

A father's heart was full of questions—but Hashem already had the answer

What does a young couple do when they transition from the wedding to quarantine? How do you wait for a wedding planned in a month and a half without knowing the future and without meeting? And what are matchmakers doing during the pandemic? Full details on matchmaking during COVID-19.

A moving story of two broken-hearted parents, heartfelt prayers, and a shidduch that changed the world of Torah

Ruth, who has been waiting for children for eight years, and her sister Reut, who has been in matchmaking for many years, have decided to search for a woman they offended about 13 years ago. Perhaps you can help them?

Identifying spiritual and practical obstacles in the path to marriage.

A practical and spiritual guide to self-discovery, personal growth, and relationship readiness.

A couple just got engaged for a second time around and will be raising 29 (!) kids together—16 of hers and 13 of his. We can only wish them mazel tov and pray for many happy and joyful years together.

How can one pray for a specific match and succeed if the woman is not destined for him? After all, isn't she praying for her own match too?

From a wrong number to a knock at the door, these stories remind us how deeply Hashem is involved in helping us find our soulmate