Chava Klein from Monsey, New York was trying to make a phone call, but the phone was not working. She tried many times, but to no avail, and she gave up. Then she remembered what she read in the Spring Hill Times, and was mechazek herself in bitachon. She reminded herself that Hashem is the
Reb Shmuel from Boston went to a basement shteibel. He got there, and he saw that he was the first one; the lights were closed, and the door was locked. He knew the combination, but when he tried, it did not work. He tried it again, but it still did not work. He tried it
R’ Blitz had a van that was making a lot of noise, it was making a big racket. He was thinking to himself, “Oh no, I’m gonna have to bring it to the mechanic.” Then he thought to himself, “One minute, Hashem can take care of the problem. Let me trust in him.” Ever since
A women from Lakewood, New Jersey had something that was hurting her. She said, Hashem is the Kol Yachol, and that second, the pain went away! Read more: Bitachon Fixes Noisy Van
About three years ago, my daughter was born with a rare medical condition. She was hospitalized in the NICU for many months, undergoing many surgeries and treatment. When she finally came home, she came home with a lot of medical support. One such support was a g-tube. She did not know how to suck or
Talmidos of Mrs. Berkowitz who always teaches her students the yesodos from the “A Life of Bitachon” hotline were trying to print something, but it was not working. They said, “You know why? Because Hashem wants us to be mefarseim that He’s the Kol Yachol. They sang Hakol Yachol and the printer started working! Read
The Stein family was on an airplane, on the runway, and there was a tornado heading towards them. Everyone started getting scared. They started playing the song of “Hakol Yachol” and the tornado changed directions and went away! Read more: Bitachon Gets Printer Up and Running
A yid who lives out-of-town wanted to come to me for Shabbos. I told him he could come to me for the meals, but for sleeping he should find a different place. He said, “Thank you,” and made a few phone calls, but they each said that they’re not sure. It was already Thursday at
A six-year-old boy in the Stern family from Staten Island NY was missing his loafers the entire day. He was not able to find them. It was late afternoon, and his family wanted to go out. He still was not able to find his loafers. His four-year-old brother, on his own, started singing Hakol Yachol.
Dovid, a thirteen-year-old boy from Eretz Yisroel, left his house one morning to go to shul. He tried using the elevator, but it was broken. He therefore went down the steps and walked to shul. After davening, it came time to go back home. He thought to himself, “It will be hard for me to
Mrs. Lieder* was looking for something and she couldn’t find it, so she said, “I’ll sing Hakol Yachol.” Her little two-year-old said, “Mommy, I know what that means. It means Hashem is going to help you find it.” Mrs. Lieder asked, “How do you know?” The two-year-old said, “Because by Morah the CD player wasn’t
Yaakov Zev Rand, an eleven- year-old boy from Chestnut Ridge, New York, was at a park with his camp. He was very thirsty and he did not have money to buy a drink. So he said, “Hashem can do everything. I trust that when I push the button on the soda machine He will make
