Mrs. Gelbstein* was taking a high dose of medicine, for a medical condition. After some time, the medicine stopped working. She didn’t know what to do. The doctor didn’t really have an answer. He suggested perhaps starting her on a new medicine. She said to herself, “Is it the medicine that will make me better?
Mrs. Weinberg* put her son’s pants in the wash and didn’t realize that there was a MP3 player in his pocket. They only realized after it came out of the washing machine! Mrs. Weinberg told her son, “Don’t worry, we believe in the Kol Yachol. We believe that Hashem can do anything and everything!!” P.S.
Every time Mrs. Horowitz would give her baby medicine, the baby would cry because she didn’t like the taste. Mrs Horowitz felt bad about it. Her sister suggested to her that she play the baby the song ‘Hakol Yachol‘ before giving the medicine. She did it and the baby instantly became relaxed! Read more: MP3
Eli* had a problem. He couldn’t figure out how to make his coffee right. Sometimes it was too sweet and sometimes it was too bitter. This was going on for a whole week already. Eli then though to himself, “Why can’t I ever get a perfect cup of coffee? Ah, it’s because I forgot to
Gavirel* a bochur learning in upstate New York, had a problem. Every time he put his SD card into his recorder a message came up that said that it needed to be formatted. Gavriel did not want to format the card because then everything on the card would get erased. He tried taking the card
Dear Spring Hill Times, I was bathing my child and my phone fell into the water. Instead of saying, “Oy vey,” I said, “Boruch Hashem!” It was right before Shabbos and I was able to shut off the phone and put it away to let it dry. After shabbos I turned it on and B”H
Mrs. Leibowitz* was davening to Hashem, “V’ani Kirvas Elokim Li Tov. Hashem I want to feel your love.” Someone then gave her the number to ‘A Life with Bitachon‘. She started listening to the hotline and she hears again and again how much Hashem loves us. She listens to the Yesodos over and over again.
The Gross* family from Lakewood, New Jersey, had an emergency medical expense of $1,000. Rabbi Gross wondered to himself, “Where will I get the money from?” Then he said to himself, “Hashem took care of me until now. He will forever take care of me.” The next day, someone came over to him and said,
Hi, I have an amazing story that just happened. My daughter came home from the library saying that there were two amazing books, R’ Dovid Ashear for children #3 and another book about Bentching for kids and she knew I really wanted these books for my kids. She told me, “Mommy, they said the computer’s
It was Erev Shabbos, and the Wein* family needed to do two loads of laundry. But the dryer was making a funny noise and it wasn’t drying. They couldn’t call a repairman because it was too close before Shabbos. They tired to figure out what to do. Then they said, “One second! We can’t call
The Hess* family from Monsey, New York, had a problem. There was no dial tone on their phone. They tried unplugging it and resetting it but there was no dial tone. Then their twelve-year-old girl said, “Let’s call ‘A life with Bitachon‘.” They called and it went through!! And all of a sudden, the phone
We are experiencing financial challenges. Our daughter had an interview scheduled for a seminary in Yerushalayim, and it required an upfront payment of 830 shekels for application and registration. My wife was concerned about the fees, and also about losing the compensation for a day’s work in order to attend the interview with our daughter.
