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
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
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
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
Morah Rosenberg* woke up in the morning and realized she didn’t have any forks left to give out for lunch at her playgroup. She didn’t have time to go to the store to get more forks. She didn’t know what she would do. When the children arrived in playgroup, Morah Rosenberg checked the children’s school
R’ Yoni Sharf, a Rebbe in New York, was bringing back some books that his kids had borrowed from the Jewish library. They had only been able to find about half of them. He didn’t know where the rest of the books were. As he was on the way to the library, he realized that
With her car at the mechanic, Rebbetzin Trank had to take a train from Flatbush where she lives, to her work in Borough Park. The problem and issue was, that she couldn’t walk to the train with all her books considering the freezing temperatures outside. So she turned to Hashem, “It’s way too much for
Mrs. Cohen* was faced with a dilemma: her daughter had a friend who she knew was not such a good influence on her. She felt she should say something to her, but on the other hand, she knew that whatever she would say would only backfire. So Mrs. Cohen devised a strategy, the best strategy;
Mrs. Horowitz rents apartments for her organization, which provides loved ones of patients in the hospital with a place to stay nearby. This gives them the much-needed rest and menuchas ha’nefesh. Mrs. Horowitz has apartments near NYU and Columbia hospitals in Manhattan. This past month, the landlord of her apartment in the Colombia hospital vicinity
As R’ Aaron Apter passed the barbershop on his way to Kollel, he thought, “If I wait till after my Learning Sedar to go in and get a haircut, there will be such long lines like there were in the past!” and then he remembered what he hears on A Life with Bitachon, “You never
Mrs. Cohen* was in the mood for a delicious, yummy, tasty hot soup, but she was exhausted, with no extra energy to put one up. And then she got a phone call from a relative: “Would you like delicious, yummy, scrumptious hot soup? I made so much; it would be a great favor if I
