Mrs. Klein* needed a taxi to get home from her shopping trip in time for when her kids would come off the bus. The clock was ticking; it was getting later and later, and she didn’t know when the taxi would show up. She called up the bitachon hotline for chizuk. The story that day
A yungerman from Lakewood, New Jersey, was waiting for his green card so that he would be able to cross the border. But it wasn’t coming and he needed to travel to Canada. He went to one of the Roshei Yeshivos of Lakewood. The Rosh Yeshiva told him “You go and I’ll have bitachon that
R’ Dovid* brings his kids to the bus stop to go to cheder. The stop is all the way down the block at the corner. One day, he was running late. He said, “Hashem, I have bitachon that when I walk out of my door I will find the bus waiting there.” He opened his
R’ Mordechai Martin went to the seamstress to get some clothing finished before Succos. The seamstress told him, “I’m so sorry. I am overloaded. There is no way I can get your stuff done before Yom Tov.” His natural instinct was to push her and try and get her to put him in before Yom
Mrs. Leibowitz from Eretz Yisrael underwent a fullday surgery. When the surgery was finished, R’ Leibowitz wanted to go visit his wife. The hospital said, “Sorry, policy is that you can’t see a patient post-surgery for the first three hours, and it’s going to be night by then, after visiting hours, so you have to
Mrs. Goldstein* was making a simcha and didn’t have the money to buy or rent flowers. She called up a flower gemach to borrow flowers. She told them the color she wanted, and they told her, “All the flowers of that color are lent out. We don’t know when they would be coming back.” Mrs.
Seven-year-old Dovid* broke his hand right before Yom Tov. His hand was placed in a cast. He went back on Chal Hamoed to the doctor. The doctor said, “The hand is not healing right and would require surgery.” Dovid’s father asked if surgery could be pushed off a week as they wanted to go out
The Kohn* family from Lakewood NJ went apple picking. They really enjoyed themselves there and they decided to make the trip a little longer by stopping off at the Monmouth County airport to watch some planes take off. None of the kids had ever been on a plane before, and it was a fascinating sight
Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. This story was called in by a very chashuve yungerman whose name is Yehuda Genun. He told his friend how ‘A Life with Bitachon’ changed his life and how he should also get involved with the hotline. How he will experience open bracha, chased and
