A talmid of mine told me the following about his grandmother. “My grandparent’s house was an open house. Their ahavas Yisroel was so strong that everyone was invited without any rules. At the shiva for my grandmother, there was a 90-year-old lady crying because she was a neighbor and she felt so at-home at that
Mrs. Stein* wanted to get her child into a specific yeshiva but they wouldn’t accept him because they were already full. She firmly believed that this is where her son would learn and shteig best. Her husband told her, “Baruch Hashem, the human beings are not the one in charge. Hashem is in charge. We’re
Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. 1745- This story was called in by Mrs. Weiss. She brought her son to the pediatrician. The pediatrician noticed something, and he mentioned to her that he wanted her to get it checked out by a top specialist in Manhattan, to see if it was
Shaina’s* teacher wanted the whole class should listen to a ‘Life With Bitachon‘. She told them that if they call for two weeks straight, they can get extra credit on their tests. Shaina wasn’t really the type to call hotlines, but she was the type to want to do well on tests, so she decided
Mrs. Lieberman* was telling her friend that she got her daughter into a school where you need a lot of “pull” to get in. Her friend was shocked and asked her who her “pull” was because there were a lot of people trying to get into that school! She answered, “My Father runs the school.”
Baruch Shulman* wanted to donate coffee to a shul, l’zecher nishmas someone. He thought that he had $320 in his wallet, and he planned to donate it to the shul. Then he realized that he had left his money in a car service, so he was unable to make the donation. He really wanted to
R’ Miller* wanted to rent out his property because the first of the month was coming and he wanted to be able to collect rent for the coming month. He left a message on ‘A Life with Bitachon‘ that if he finds a renter, he will publicize that Hashem sent him a salvation. As soon
Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. This story was called in all the way from Eretz Yisrael by Mrs. Glick. Mrs. Glick said over that her husband got a call at night that someone needed a very big favor, and off he went to help that other yid. After he finished,
Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. This story was called in by a very chashuve yungerman whose name is Binyomin Pretter. He ordered a package that was delivered by UPS. When he opened the package he saw that it was the wrong item. There must have been some mix up. He
Mrs. Rubin,* a teacher in Lakewood, went to the doctor to check her sugar. He said, “It’s very high, it looks like you have diabetes, we’ll do the three hour test just to confirm.” Mrs. Rubin said that it’s her nature to get all nervous and panicky and to call her mother and say it’s
Mrs. Bloom* wanted to make an order on the phone and her credit card wasn’t working. They tried a couple of times, and then they said, “Sorry, something is wrong with your card.” Mrs. Bloom really needed to make this order. She said to herself, “It’s not the card, it’s Hashem.” Then she asked “Could
R’ Meisels* went for his annual checkup, and the doctor said one of the blood counts of his liver kept on going up higher and higher. He was very concerned. R’ Meisels was very nervous, so he went to R’ Moshe Blumberg from Lakewood, and asked what he should be Mekabel. He told him that
