S.B.S. and E.M. from London, UK, volunteer for Ezra Marpeh. Every Erev Shabbos, they drive with an ambulance to Great Ormond Street Hospital, a children’s hospital in London, and restock the Chessed room. One Erev Shabbos, they forgot to shut the lights of the ambulance while unloading. When they finished stocking the room and were
A 20-year-old girl bought herself a car. Shortly after buying the car, it was involved in a small accident and would not drive. The car was sent to a mechanic. It sat there for a month, and they couldn’t figure out how to fix it. The car then got towed to another mechanic, who also
Yossi, a yeshiva bochur learning in a yeshiva in Monsey New York, was in bed in the dorm trying to fall asleep. There was a lot of noise, and he was not able to. He decided to take out his MP3 player and listen to music to drown out the noise. He tried turning it
R’ Golombeck reported that there was a couple who wanted to win a few prizes at a chinese auction. There was one specific prize that they really wanted to win. The wife told the husband, “Let’s put all our tickets in that prize.” The husband replied, “No, we follow the Life With Bitachon hotline. Hashem
A couple had an important meeting with the American Embassy the next day to get passports, and he needed passport pictures for all his children, but all the stores were closed. They had been waiting for this appointment for months. So he told his family that they’re going to be mechazek in Emunah and Bitachon,
R’ Krohn* was looking for a birthday present for his child, and he couldn’t find what he was looking for. Then he said, “One second, Hashem is the Kol Yochol, only He can help me find it,” and started singing Hakol Yochol. Right away he saw exactly what he was looking for! Read more: Bitachon
A mother from Yerushalayim reported that her eight-year-old daughter Esther was holding a flashlight. She dropped it, and it stopped working. Her daughter started singing “Hakol Yachol.” She tried again, and it started working! Read more: Bitachon Present
A yungerman from Lakewood reported he needed to call someone, but he did not know what his name was. He was trying to remember it for a couple of minutes, but to no avail. He then said, “Hashem is the Kol Yachol, and he could help me remember.” As he said that, the last name
Mrs. Berger was looking for her baby’s shoe. She needed to leave the house, but she could not find it. She searched all over, but to no avail. She said, “Hashem is the Kol Yachol. He could help me find it.” She found it in a place that she already looked! Read more: Bitachon Memory
Mrs. Feldman from Yerushalayim reported that she needed to withdraw some money from an ATM machine. She went in the morning, and the machine was broken. She went again at night, and again the machine was not working. She was about to leave. Then she remembered The Spring Hill Times, and she said, “Hashem is
Mrs. Grunwald has a son that had seizures for the last 10 years. She follows the “Life with Bitachon” hotline. A few months ago, she said to herself, “Hamichadesh b’tuvo b’chol yom tamid maasei bereishis, just because my son was diagnosed, and yesterday he had a condition, doesn’t mean he’ll have it today.” Previously, he
R’ Avishai Berkowitz from Manchester, England reported that he tried putting on the fan on top of the oven to air out his kitchen, but it was not turning on. He and his five-year-old son Yitzi started singing “Hakol Yachol.” When they finished singing, he tried pushing the button, and it went on! Read more:
