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
R’ Mandel from Williamsburg is part of an organization that organizes food and toys for kids in the hospital (Yidden love these mitzvos! Klal Yisrael is amazing!). One day, he received a phone call: “Could you please bring three packages of food and toys to this and this hospital, and to this and this room.”
Mrs. Rothman* was in the kitchen and she got a large, deep cut. She thought she would have lots of pain, but to her amazement and disbelief, she experienced no pain whatsoever. She thought she would need stitches, but when she went to the doctor, he said, “Nah, it doesn’t need stitches.”He just bandaged it
Mrs. Koenig* had a dentist appointment. She doesn’t drive so she called a taxi. She was very nervous about being late, so she said to herself, “Hashem is my dentist. Hashem is the one Who will take me in, so it doesn’t make a difference when I come.”She called the dentist’s office to see how
There is an older Yid who is not well and he can’t fend for himself. So a yungerman by the name of R’ Yitzchok* was mekabel to collect tzedakah for this Yid. He called him another Yid and said, “I’m helping this older Yid. Do you want to help?” He replied, “For sure I want
R’ Naftali* he is very makpid to give tzedakah before Shacharis every day. He is also very makpid to go early to shul every morning. Today, two things happened. He woke up late for the first time. He also did not have any money in his wallet. He did not know what to do. He
Mrs. Katz* needed to go shopping, but she did not have a penny to her name. She said, “I just have to do my job, go through the motions, fill up my shopping cart with what I need and Hashem will pay the bill somehow! I have no idea how.” She did not have a
Shloimy,* a bachur learning in Eretz Yisrael, needed to go shopping and he didn’t have any money with him. He decided to go to the store. He was thinking, “I don’t have any money so what should I do. I have to leave it up to Hashem.” At the store, someone came over to him
Mrs. Schwartz’s* child was reading an advertisement and it showed a picture of the mitzvah kinderlach. That child really wanted to play with mitzvah kinderlach. His mother said that it’s not really such a good time for her to get it now but he can ask Hashem. “Hashem can get it for you when it’s