R’ Chezky Weiner* is Rebbe in a Yeshiva. Money was very tight and he was struggling to figure out how to pay rent on the first of the month. The day before the rent was due, his brother called him up and said, “You know, my business is doing well. I want to give you
R’ Chaim Gross* just bought a new bike lock. He set up a combination number and he locked the bike. Later on, when he was trying to open it, he realized that he had forgotten the combination that he had just set, and he didn’t know what to do. He was fiddling and playing with
Mrs. Rosen* was feeling down and really wanted a particular friend, who always gives her chizuk, to come and schmooze with her. It was Shabbos, and her friend normally didn’t come by on Shabbos to visit her. Mrs. Rosen didn’t have the strength to go over to her friend; she was at a loss of
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Rav Golombeck had the most amazing encounter with a very chushuv Yid, Shmuel, who works as an electrician, and he goes around fixing electricity in people’s houses. He told Rav Golombeck that three years ago he went to fix the electricity by a yungerman by the name of Efraim Rosen. While he was at his
R’ Dovid Weinstein’s* grandparents were brought up with the hashkafa that in order to be successful in life, one needs to go to college. You need money in order to support your family. College, college, college. R’ Dovid was brought up with everything is: Torah, Torah, Torah, Emunah and Bitachon, and that Hashem takes care
Eitan* lives in America. He works in the emergency room in a hospital. Because of the war, he wanted to go to Eretz Yisrael to help out. He wanted to work in the hospital there in case anyone came in wounded and needed his help. When he arrived in Eretz Yisrael, he saw many other
R’ Yisrael’s Braun* was called into his boss’s office. His boss told him, “Even though you’re a great worker, you’re not for my company. We don’t see eye to eye; I don’t like the way you do things. You need to find a new job.” Nevertheless, the boss who fired him gave him a whole
Mrs. Levin* wanted a break for Shabbos. She wanted a relaxing Shabbos without needing to cook and bake. She didn’t know of anybody who she could go to. She thought to herself, “It’s all up to Hashem.” She said, “One thing I do know. You, Hashem, are running the world, and You’re in charge of
It was Erev Shabbos and Mrs. Lieber* needed a cleaning lady to get her large house ready for Shabbos. Her usual cleaning lady canceled on her and she had no idea what she was going to do. So she said, “Hashem, I don’t need a cleaning lady. You’re the One who is in charge.” A
Yoni* from Eretz Yisrael was working in a business where they started compromising in Halacha. He called his Rav and told him that he didn’t want to be in such an environment. His Rav told him, “You know, they are heterim but Yoni told his Rav, “I don’t need heterim, I work for Hashem, and
Mrs. Fischer* had a baby four months ago. One night her baby gave her a tough night. He was up most of the night, and she didn’t really have too much time to sleep. She works in the morning, and she usually wakes up early to make herself lunch, but she didn’t have an ounce
