Mrs. Levy had a medical scare, but she decided that she was not going to have hispaylus from teva, and she was going to laugh off the entire thing. Baruch Hashem, she saw an amazing yeshua! Read more: Bitachon Brings Understanding
Mrs. Friedman was expecting a baby. The doctor told her that the baby was going to have Down Syndrome . Mrs. Friedman follows ‘A Life with Bitachon‘, Ki Tov Hashem news station and she reads the Spring Hill Times. She kept on reviewing to herself all the yesodos that she hears all the time, that
The Goldberg family from Lakewood, N.J., are readers of the Spring Hill Times. One day, their five year old son was in cheder, and he was not able to close his briefcase. He tried a few times, but it was not closing. He turned to Hashem and he said, “Hashem, you are able to close
Last Wednesday night, Mrs. Roth from Brooklyn ,NY, received a phone call from her child’s babysitter that she would not be able to watch her baby the next day. Mrs. Roth called a woman who takes drop-in babysittng, but the woman told her that she would not be able to take her baby. Mrs. Roth
R’ Lazar, a chassidish yungerman from Brooklyn, NY who listened to Ki Tov Hashem news station, was on his way to his road test. He told his teacher that he wants the person who’s going to give him the test to be a man. The teacher told him that today there are only going to
Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. This story was called in all the way from Eretz Yisrael by my very chashuv talmid by the name of Simcha Elefant. He was trying to make a passport for his baby so they could fly home during Pesach bein hazemanim. When he called up
Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. This story was called in by Mrs. Blumenfrucht. Mrs. Blumenfrucht said over that her husband’s phone has been broken already for the past few months. Whenever he got around to it, he would take it apart and try fixing it. He would compare it to
Mrs. Baum from Eretz Yisrael came to America with her child because her child needed an operation. Baruch Hashem, the procedure was very successful, but the doctor said that they needed a follow- up visit two weeks later. This was a problem, because they had a family of kids that they had left behind in
Rivky Berkowitz* misplaced her camera and a USB. She looked all over, but she could not find them. They were very sentimental to her, and she really wanted them. She was listening to the Kav Hashgacha Pratis hotline, which told a story of a yid who lost his hearing aid worth $10,000. He was in
Shlomo Greenberg*, a choshuve yeshiva bochur, was having a hard time falling asleep one night. Shlomo felt anxious that he wasn’t falling asleep, because he was worried that he would be tired the next day. This made it even harder to fall asleep! He decided to listen to the song of Rav Don Segal singing
Bluma’s teacher walked into the classroom and tried turning on the light. Every time she flipped the switch, it kept on falling down. She tried again and again and then asked the class how to turn the light on. Bluma, who listens to a Life with Bitachon and the Ki Tov Hashem News Station, said,
Mrs. Meisel’s* daughter was diagnosed with bipolar. She was going through many issues and struggles in school. Her mother got very down about it and her friend told her all about Rabbi Yehuda Mandel, Bitachon Weekly, Spring Hill Times, and the Bitachon Hotline. She got totally involved in Emunah and Bitachon and she started listening
