Avromi, a 10 year old boy from Lakewood, New Jersey, saw his father leave the Shabbos table and go to bed because he was feeling sick. Avromi immediately started saying Tehillim for his father, having in mind his uncle as well, who was very sick. By the time his father woke up, he was feeling much better and Avromi had already completed 100 Kapitlach!! [Heard from Avromi’s father] Read more: “Hashem’s Many Messengers!”
Yaakov, a 6-year-old boy from Spring Valley, New York, was playing outside with his bike, when suddenly he saw Hatzalah trucks turning into his street. Yaakov did not run to investigate what was happening. Instead, he went into his house to say tehillim for the person that needed emergency help! What makes this story even more special, is that Yaakov is still learning how to read, and it takes him a long time to recite a kapitel tehillim!!! [Heard from Yaakov’s mother] Read More: The Ten Year Old Doctor From Lakewood
Rabbi Gross is a fourth-grade Rebbe in Chicago, IL, was trying to show his class a film from the Chofetz Chaim Heritage Foundation about Ahavas Yisroel, but it wasn’t working.He tried this and he tried that but it still didn’t work.One of the boys started singing ‘Hakol Yachol’. But a different boy said, “”Do you really think it’s going to get it to work? Rebbi already tried a bunch of things.””Right then it started to work! The whole class got chizuk in Emuna and Bitachon that even though their Rebbi couldn’t do it, Hashem could do it! [Heard from Rabbi Zevy Golombeck] Learn more about Bitachon on the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. Read more: Bitachon #4
R’ Shaul,* from Lakewood, New Jersey was in a taxi together with his son. There was inappropriate music playing. So he asked the driver to please lower it. The driver lowered it a drop but they were still able to hear it. R’ Shaul felt a little stuck. But then he remembered that he could ask Hashem for help. Immediately after davening to Hashem, the radio stopped playing music and played only ads for the next 10 minutes until the end of the ride! Read more: Hashem Listens to Lakewood Boy’s Prayer
On Monday, 5 Nissan, 5783, young Toby Zilber* from Tzefat had terrible pains in her side. Her father, R’ Yossi Zilber* took her to the emergency room. The doctor said that it seemed like she had some type of infection and that Baruch Hashem now everything was fine. R’ Yossi decided to make a seudas Hoda’ah to thank Hashem. He asked his children what they wanted to celebrate with. They said they would like: Chinese food. He only had 200 shekels, not really enough to buy much. So he davened to Hashem to please give him some more money. He said to Hashem, “If this is Your will that I shouldn’t have more, then let this be the korban Mincha that the poor man brings because he can’t afford more.” On Wednesday, 7 Nissan, after shacharis, someone came over to R’ Yossi and gave him an envelope with 200 shekel from an anonymous donor. He now had enough to celebrate his thanks to Hashem! Read more: BOY DAVENS TO HASHEM
Avi,* an 8th grader in Lakewood, New Jersey, was in a small tutor-room in school with his camera. A friend of his pulled the camera out of his hands. The camera opened up, and something small shot out. Avi put the camera back together, and only a day later did he notice that the small thing that shot out was his micro SD card. So he went back to the tutor room and searched it top to bottom. He searched the hallway near the room, and even asked the janitor if he saw a SD card, but it was nowhere. A few days later, Avi gave up on looking, but davened to Hashem to please help him find it, because it contained many precious pictures. About a week later, something strange happened. It was like Hashem was telling Avi to check the room again. So on the way up to mincha, Avi went into the room, got down on his knees, and pulled down the rubber lining that goes around the floor. AND THERE IT WAS!!!!!!! As it shot out of the camera, it had landed inside the rubber lining. Avi was so shocked he couldn’t speak! Thank You Hashem!!!! [Heard from Avi] Read more: HASHEM GIVES YOGURT TO YOUNG BOY
Eight-year-old Avromi Green* told his mother one day, “Mommy I want yogurt.” His mother responded, “”I’m sorry I wish I had yogurt for you but I didn’t buy any yogurts. I can’t go to the store now, so sorry.”” Avromi then said, “פותח את ידיך ומשביע לכל חי רצון”, Hashem gives everyone what they want.”” Right then they heard a knock on the door, and it was Mrs. Gross’s sister-in-law. She was passing by their house and she had a whole bag of extra yogurts that her kids were not eating. She asked Mrs. Gross, “”Would like these yogurts?”” [Rabbi Zevy Golombeck] Read more: Hashem Gives Yid a Hot Meal to Eat
Heshy* was searching for something. He looked up and down, in every drawer possible and every closet but he couldn’t find it. He was about to give up, but instead, he started singing to himself, “”Hakol Yachol.””He said, “”Hashem, You know how badly I want this item. Please help me find it.”” He then stopped looking for that item.Later on, he was looking for something else in his closet which he checked a lot of times, and the item he had been searching for, fell off the high shelf in the closet! He almost felt like the missing item rained down straight from Hashem! [Heard from Heshy] Learn more about Bitachon on the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. Read more: Bitachon #3
Rabbi Felder* was raffling off a prize to his class. One of his students by the name of Shmuel* really wanted it. So he davened to Hashem to win. The Rebbi drew out the winner and it wasn’t Shmuel. Shmuel said to himself, “”Gam Zu L’tova.”” When Shmuel came home, his mother had come home from a trip. She told Shmuel that she bought him a prize. It was the exact same prize his Rebbi had raffled off! Shmuel now realized why Hashem didn’t want him to win the raffle! [Heard from Shmuel]
Mendy* was on an international flight and hadn’t booked a kosher meal. Once he was airborne and meals were served, he was in the mood for the kosher meal. Three different stewardesses informed him that there wasn’t a single extra kosher meal. An exact amount of kosher meals were brought on the flight and were all given out. Mendy did have food with him – but the hot meal was what he wanted at the time. So he turned to Hashem and asked Him to send him a kosher meal. He reminded himself that it’s irrelevant as to what the stewardesses say regarding the lack of extra meals on board. A few minutes later a stewardess came by with a kosher meal and informed him that indeed one kosher meal had been found. Hashem had answered his request – just like He always does! Reach out to Him for big things and little things – He is there at your side and will come to your aid if you ask. (Heard from Mendy) Read more: The Best Medicine
R’ Aryeh Ganz* from South Fallsburg, New York, was suffering from major stomach pains from everything he ate the week before Pesach. His son Shmuli* was concerned how his father was going to eat matzah and maror. So on Erev Pesach he davened to Hashem that his father shouldn’t suffer any pains from the matzah and maror. Baruch Hashem, R’ Aryeh didn’t have any pains during the first days of Yom Tov! (Heard from Shmuli) Read more: A Special Tefilah
Bitachon stories inspired by the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. It was Motzei Shabbos Hagadol, and the mespalelim at Khal Yesharim* in London, UK, wanted to be mekdash the levana but the sky was cloudy.After waiting 10 minutes, one of the mispalelim by the name of Dovid* turned to a friend and said, “”Let’s do something that will show that we have bitachon in Hashem that He will make the moon appear.””They started dancing to the tune of “”Toivim Meoros,”” the song that Yidden sing after Kiddush Levana.Thirty seconds after they finished the dance the moon appeared!Right after they finished Kiddush Levana, the clouds covered the moon again!! [Heard from Dovid] Read more:
