Avi,* an 8th grader in Lakewood, New Jersey, was in a small tutor-room in school with his camera. A friend of his pulled the camera out of his hands. The camera opened up, and something small shot out. Avi put the camera back together, and only a day later did he notice that the small
Eight-year-old Avromi Green* told his mother one day, “Mommy I want yogurt.” His mother responded, “”I’m sorry I wish I had yogurt for you but I didn’t buy any yogurts. I can’t go to the store now, so sorry.”” Avromi then said, “פותח את ידיך ומשביע לכל חי רצון”, Hashem gives everyone what they want.””
Rabbi Felder* was raffling off a prize to his class. One of his students by the name of Shmuel* really wanted it. So he davened to Hashem to win. The Rebbi drew out the winner and it wasn’t Shmuel. Shmuel said to himself, “”Gam Zu L’tova.”” When Shmuel came home, his mother had come home
Mendy* was on an international flight and hadn’t booked a kosher meal. Once he was airborne and meals were served, he was in the mood for the kosher meal. Three different stewardesses informed him that there wasn’t a single extra kosher meal. An exact amount of kosher meals were brought on the flight and were
R’ Aryeh Ganz* from South Fallsburg, New York, was suffering from major stomach pains from everything he ate the week before Pesach. His son Shmuli* was concerned how his father was going to eat matzah and maror. So on Erev Pesach he davened to Hashem that his father shouldn’t suffer any pains from the matzah
Avi* goes to Yeshiva every day with the bus. He usually gets nauseous. So he turned to Hashem and said, “Hashem You are the One who makes people nauseous, please help me that I should not get nauseous!!!” P.S. Every time he is on the bus, he has in mind that Hashem can help him!
Mrs. Levin’s* husband was struggling in his avodas Hashem. They were at a family gathering, and someone embarrassed her in public and said, “What’s with your husband? He can’t get his act together. What’s with him?” She took that moment to daven to Hashem because she was embarrassed b’rabbim. She said, “Hashem! Please make my
Mrs. Gross* went shopping. She came home with many packages, and she wasn’t sure what to do. She lives on a very high floor of an apartment building, and she doesn’t have an elevator. She looked around, but there was no one to help her. She thought, “What should I do now?” She said, “Okay.
One week, Mrs. Levine* wanted to take a break from Shabbos cooking and baking and setting up the table. She wanted a vacation; she wanted to go away. However, she couldn’t afford to go anywhere that cost money. She said to herself, “I wish someone would invite my entire family for all the seudos. But
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
Having her car at the mechanic, Rebitzen Trank had to take a train from where she lived, Flatbush, 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
Shabbos Morning, Yossi*, Shmuli*, and Rachamim* were going to their host for their Shabbos Sudah. The problem was that they didn’t know their host’s family name or address. So they davened, “Hashem, please help us find our host! ” As they continued walking, they bumped into a fellow Jew and told him about their predicament.